wannabesleuthkk
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OOD, i feel like i am in school. i never went to college, and these meterials on mtDNA and Y chromosomes of the tribal northwest are really right out of
genetics 101.
or 201.
some of it 301
what's your primary study/major if you don't mind me asking.
i've actually enjoyed it quite a bit. i love to learn. now wish i did when i was 20. One important factor i've learned is that haplogroup A B and X are distinct and can be used to narrow down tribal origins but most Native americans have all 4 haplogroups evident in their mtDNA. it depends on the frequency distribution of said haplogroups in this sequence. I still have great hope though that this could help us really narrow Lyle down. There are other hyper variants that need to be anylized too but we'll see
just poured my coffee and i'm back to the books
kk
genetics 101.
or 201.
some of it 301
what's your primary study/major if you don't mind me asking.
i've actually enjoyed it quite a bit. i love to learn. now wish i did when i was 20. One important factor i've learned is that haplogroup A B and X are distinct and can be used to narrow down tribal origins but most Native americans have all 4 haplogroups evident in their mtDNA. it depends on the frequency distribution of said haplogroups in this sequence. I still have great hope though that this could help us really narrow Lyle down. There are other hyper variants that need to be anylized too but we'll see
just poured my coffee and i'm back to the books
kk