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At this time, our informal ‘McAninch DNA project’ does not have any data from any other types |
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of DNA tests: no mitochondrial ‘maternal line’ data, no autosomal ‘cousin finder’/‘family finder’ |
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test data, no X-chromosome tests, no 23andMe ‘health / medical conditions’ data, no eye-color |
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gene test data, no ‘cocktail party’ sensitivity tests (e.g. cilantro), and no paternity tests, etc. |
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Genetic Genealogy Community, Glossaries, Organizations, and Companies |
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In the 21st century, the ‘genetic genealogy’ community exists primarily online on the internet: |
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The International Society of Genetic Genealogy: http://www.isogg.org [12] |
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ISOGG Y-DNA: http://isogg.org/wiki/Portal:Y-chromosome_DNA [15] |
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ISOGG Genetics Glossaries: http://isogg.org/wiki/Genetics_Glossary [14] |
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Genetic Terms 2016: http://www.isogg.org/tree/ISOGG_Glossary.html [13] |
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Family Tree DNA Glossary: https://www.familytreedna.com/learn/glossary [19] |
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And, see the “Timeline, Y-DNA, R1b-M222, and McAninch TMRCA’s” included in this report, |
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from ‘Y-Adam’ and ‘Out of Africa’ through the Celts, Haplogroups R, R1b, our R1b-M222, etc. |
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ISOGG (The International Society of Genetic Genealogy) [Note 12] was founded to promote |
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the use of DNA testing in genealogy. ISOGG has an excellent starting point for Y-DNA studies, |
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isogg Y-chromosome DNA [15]; isogg also includes extensive charts and phylogenetic trees for |
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Haplogroups and sub-groups [16] (e.g. R1b-M222) [17], with comprehensive glossaries [14]. |
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FTDNA (Family Tree DNA) is the testing company with the most comprehensive Y chromosome, |
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autosomal, and mitochondrial ancestry DNA database(s) for genetic genealogists [Note 18]. |
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FTDNA has a lot of educational resources available online, glossaries [19], learning center and |
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webinars [20], and FTDNA hosts many DNA projects: the Clan MacInnes DNA Project [n2], |
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the R1b Project with its R1b (M343) Descendant Tree [21], and the R1b-M222 Project [22], |
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with specific R1b-M222 Haplogroup Project Y-DNA Colorized Chart of STRs and SNPs [23]. |
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FTDNA also hosts the “Y-Search” (out-of-date) database for (free) Y-DNA matches [24]. |
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Family Tree DNA (FTDNA) is the testing service that I used, choosing to add the test results to |
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the existing Clan MacInnes Y-DNA project, hoping to find long-term background connections |
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(rather than start a separate McA/I/Ninch project). However, the Clan MacInnes DNA Project |
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files are only available to members of Clan MacInnes, and those files cannot be shared publicly |
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(if you are not a member, please consider joining the Clan MacInnes society and DNA project). |
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However, the R1b-M222 Haplogroup Project (also hosted by FTDNA) does allow public access |
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to the R1b-M222 Haplogroup Project - Colorized Chart of STRs and SNPs spreadsheet [23]. |
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On this ‘Colorized Chart’, select ‘Markers: Y-DNA 111’, and the ‘McAninch’ line on this chart |
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McAninch Y-DNA Status Report 2016: 3 of 8: Community, Glossaries, Organizations, Companies |
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McAninch Family History NL v.XXIV n.1 / April 2016 / Copyright Frank McAninch / pg.2016-04 |
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