Medieval mtDNA sequences from Romania

[Ylla]

I was researching my mtdna on the 23andme forums and i came across this study.

"A small, but nevertheless interesting, set of 6 mtDNA sequences from Medieval Romania has appeared on the GenBank database.

The sequences accompany the paper:

'Mitochondrial ancestry of medieval individuals carelessly interred in a multiple burial from southeastern Romania'
Rusu I, et al. Sci Rep. 2019 Jan 30;9(1):961.

A free downlaod from: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6353917/

The sequences belong to Haplogroups
H11a1, J1c15, N1a3a, T2b, U4d2, U6a1a1"

[Ylla]

https://i.postimg.cc/YSW5NMkL/41598-2018-37760-Fig2-HTML.jpg


It has been suggested that U4d2 branch might be of Slavic origin due to its high incidence in Slavic-speaking populations and it might have expanded into Central Europe and Siberia from Eastern Europe28. This haplotype includes three ancient maternally inherited genomes, all from Hungarian Conquerors9. The haplotype of Cap-C58-2 contains all of the expected U4d2 diagnostic mutations aside from 16189 C, and four personal transitions. The same maternal genetic signature occurs in present-day Slavic populations (Poland, Russia, and Serbia)

[Pine]

Seen this study. I might be J1C15.

[Ylla]

Seen this study. I might be J1C15.

If you have your raw data there's a way to find out. ?

[Pine]

If you have your raw data there's a way to find out. ?

https://dna.jameslick.com/mthap/