R1b-DF49xM222 SNP Pack

[jdean]

Just in time for Xmas : )

[David Mc]

Just in time for Xmas : )

Are there enough new SNPs in this pack to make it worthwhile for someone like me (ZP20) to do it, or is it just going to confirm what we already know?

[jdean]

Are there enough new SNPs in this pack to make it worthwhile for someone like me (ZP20) to do it, or is it just going to confirm what we already know?

The pack was built on BigY so nobody who took BigY will learn anything new by ordering this test, but we still need to establish the structure of the tree so it will be useful to get SBP pack results for some areas assuming ISOGG agree SNP pack results are reliable enough (I think this is still being debated ?). However I think we have enough information from Sanger SNP tests to verify the position of ZP20 and it's just a case of getting people like FTDNA and ISOGG to except it.

[David Mc]

The pack was built on BigY so nobody who took BigY will learn anything new by ordering this test, but we still need to establish the structure of the tree so it will be useful to get SBP pack results for some areas assuming ISOGG agree SNP pack results are reliable enough (I think this is still being debated ?). However I think we have enough information from Sanger SNP tests to verify the position of ZP20 and it's just a case of getting people like FTDNA and ISOGG to except it.

Excellent. Thanks, jdean.

[TigerMW]

Here is the description of what's in the pack. You can get to it by going to myFTDNA, UPGRADE, ADVANCED TESTS and SELECT A PRODUCT=SNP PACK.

R1b-DF49xM222 SNP Pack $99 (for first run, then $119)

Includes the following SNPs on the haplotree:
DF23, M222, DF49, FGC436

Includes the following SNPs that are NOT on the haplotree:
L480, BY3439, BY3436, A8255, BY3440, BY3441, BY3442, FGC34047, BY3443, BY3444, BY3445, BY3446, FGC34048, BY3437, BY3438, BY1187, BY1243, BY1344, BY1524, BY1803, BY1815, BY2606, BY2607, BY2608, BY2609, BY2611, BY2612, BY2613, BY2614, BY2615, BY2617, BY2628, BY2629, BY2639, BY2670, BY2673, BY2676, BY2677, BY2729, BY336, ZZ33_1, ZZ30_1, ZZ29_1, ZP82, ZP81, ZP80, ZP77, ZP76, ZP75, ZP73, ZP72, ZP71, ZP70, ZP69, ZP67, ZP66, ZP60, ZP58, ZP57, ZP56, ZP44, ZP43, ZP42, ZP41, ZP23, ZP21, ZP20, ZP18, BY337, BY338, BY339, BY340, BY341, BY342, BY343, BY482, BY483, BY484, BY485, BY487, BY488, BY489, BY490, BY815, BY838, FGC11165, FGC11177, FGC11189, FGC11191, FGC11193, FGC30379, FGC30380, FGC30381, FGC30382, FGC30384, FGC30386, FGC30387, FGC30390, FGC30391, FGC30392, FGC30393, FGC30394, FGC6546, FGC6550, FGC6552, FGC6553, FGC6554, FGC6556, FGC6557, FGC6558, L319, PF4341, Z17592, Z17593, Z17594, Z17595, Z17596, Z17597, Z17598, Z17600, Z17601, Z17602, Z18042, Z18044, Z18045, Z18046, Z18048, Z18049, Z18050, Z18051, CTS2230, Z2961, Z2962, Z2963, Z2964, Z2969, Z2970, Z2971, Z2972, Z2973, Z2976, Z2980, Z2983, Z2985, Z2986, ZP106, Y55, ZP113, ZP114, ZP115, ZP116, ZP148, ZP149

Here is a link to my depiction of this pack with SNP names AND position numbers in a tree-like format.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...xM222-Pack.pdf

Nice work, David. DF49xM222 is getting a very good swath of SNPs tested in the pack, including some experimental ZZ SNPs. I'm counting about 155 SNPs.

[jdean]

Thanks Mike, it was a team effort at the end of the day which also wouldn't have been possible if it weren't for all the folk who ordered next gen tests.

See a nice batch of new DF49+ came through via your L21 SNP panel today, including a fellow with Spanish ancestry. He's only tested up to 12 loci but has a surname match who's got 111, I think they'll most likely end up DF23 something.

[David Mc]

I recently had a new Big Y match that seems to be a French DF49, as well. I don't know if you've already been in touch with him-- I'll send you the info by pm if you don't know who I mean.

[jdean]

I recently had a new Big Y match that seems to be a French DF49, as well. I don't know if you've already been in touch with him-- I'll send you the info by pm if you don't know who I mean.

Wow how on earth did I miss that ???

have you been in contact with this gentleman ?

[dp]

I recently had a new Big Y match that seems to be a French DF49, as well. I don't know if you've already been in touch with him-- I'll send you the info by pm if you don't know who I mean.

I hadn't caught this post before. Thanks. Heck I had missed the whole thread
dp

[dp]

Here is the description of what's in the pack. You can get to it by going to myFTDNA, UPGRADE, ADVANCED TESTS and SELECT A PRODUCT=SNP PACK.

R1b-DF49xM222 SNP Pack $99 (for first run, then $119)

Includes the following SNPs on the haplotree:
DF23, M222, DF49, FGC436

Includes the following SNPs that are NOT on the haplotree:
L480, BY3439, BY3436, A8255, BY3440, BY3441, BY3442, FGC34047, BY3443, BY3444, BY3445, BY3446, FGC34048, BY3437, BY3438, BY1187, BY1243, BY1344, BY1524, BY1803, BY1815, BY2606, BY2607, BY2608, BY2609, BY2611, BY2612, BY2613, BY2614, BY2615, BY2617, BY2628, BY2629, BY2639, BY2670, BY2673, BY2676, BY2677, BY2729, BY336, ZZ33_1, ZZ30_1, ZZ29_1, ZP82, ZP81, ZP80, ZP77, ZP76, ZP75, ZP73, ZP72, ZP71, ZP70, ZP69, ZP67, ZP66, ZP60, ZP58, ZP57, ZP56, ZP44, ZP43, ZP42, ZP41, ZP23, ZP21, ZP20, ZP18, BY337, BY338, BY339, BY340, BY341, BY342, BY343, BY482, BY483, BY484, BY485, BY487, BY488, BY489, BY490, BY815, BY838, FGC11165, FGC11177, FGC11189, FGC11191, FGC11193, FGC30379, FGC30380, FGC30381, FGC30382, FGC30384, FGC30386, FGC30387, FGC30390, FGC30391, FGC30392, FGC30393, FGC30394, FGC6546, FGC6550, FGC6552, FGC6553, FGC6554, FGC6556, FGC6557, FGC6558, L319, PF4341, Z17592, Z17593, Z17594, Z17595, Z17596, Z17597, Z17598, Z17600, Z17601, Z17602, Z18042, Z18044, Z18045, Z18046, Z18048, Z18049, Z18050, Z18051, CTS2230, Z2961, Z2962, Z2963, Z2964, Z2969, Z2970, Z2971, Z2972, Z2973, Z2976, Z2980, Z2983, Z2985, Z2986, ZP106, Y55, ZP113, ZP114, ZP115, ZP116, ZP148, ZP149

Here is a link to my depiction of this pack with SNP names AND position numbers in a tree-like format.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/...xM222-Pack.pdf

Nice work, David. DF49xM222 is getting a very good swath of SNPs tested in the pack, including some experimental ZZ SNPs. I'm counting about 155 SNPs.

Mikewww:
Thanks for the .pdf giving the base positions.
Dave:
Thanks for putting all the ZP106 equivalents in the pack. It will be nice to see which one ends up to be the most phylogenetic.
All the DF49 project members:
Happy New Year.
dp :-)