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| Mitochondrial DNA Haplogroup J, popularly known as, "Clan Jasmine,"
arose some 50,000 years ago in the Near East. It spread across Europe
along with the spread of agriculture some 10,000 years ago. The root
lineage, J*, is found thinly throughout Europe. We have one member
who is J*. |
| The Cambridge Reference Sequence (CRS) is arbitrarily designated
as the standard against which all mtDNA sequences are compared, and test
results are expressed as differences from the CRS. |
| In the table below, a darkened empty cell means the test was not ordered.
All HVR1 marker designations begin with "16___"; so, to save space and
improve readability, I've dropped the 16 in the tables. With regard
to results, a letter in red indicates a mutation
(a base has changed); a letter in green indicates
a new base has been inserted; a minus sign (-) indicates a base has been
lost. |
| With regard to lineages, given names and patronymics are shown as Initial
Caps, while surnames are shown in ALL-CAPS (these are the womens' maiden
names, not their married names). |
| Your project admin recommends uploading your mtDNA results to MitoSearch.org,
which can be done at your FTDNA member page (on the "mtDNA Matches" tab). |
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