Its k1a a Jewish mtDNA?

[mitalit]

Its k1a a Jewish mtDNA?

[happycow]

Depends on the subclade. K1a1b1a and K1a9 are Jewish.

[mitalit]

Depends on the subclade. K1a1b1a and K1a9 are Jewish.

Wegene tells me that i m K1a5b, is it reliable?

[Kaspias]

No

[happycow]

Wegene tells me that i m K1a5b, is it reliable?

Not really. Wegene correctly predicted my ydna as G but was way off for my mtdna.

[Adamm]

I'm k1a4a1, can I LARP as a Jew now?

[Albannach]

I'm K1a1b1e, I don't know much about its origin but I am assuming its European neolithic farmer, but it must also be quite closely related to the Jewish K1a1b1a.

[mitalit]

I'm K1a1b1e, I don't know much about its origin but I am assuming its European neolithic farmer, but it must also be quite closely related to the Jewish K1a1b1a.

How did you get such an exact mtdna?

[Albannach]

How did you get such an exact mtdna?

I ordered the mtDNA Full Sequence from FTDNA, they are quite good for haplogroup testing in comparison to other DNA companies but a bit lacking when it comes to autosomal tests.

[dududud]

Neolithic, not jewish.

[Pine]

Neolithic, not jewish.

what do you mean?

[dududud]

what do you mean?

Neolithic haplogroup.

[Pine]

Neolithic haplogroup.

Unless your ancestor arrived on Earth post-Neolithic, then all of us have a "Neolithic haplogroup".

[dududud]

Unless your ancestor arrived on Earth post-Neolithic, then all of us have a "Neolithic haplogroup".

Yes.

[sailormoon]

K1a2 is a common mtDNA haplogroup in European Neolithic samples (2 out of 5). The Aegean is the likely origin of European Neolithic farmers. Principal component analysis (PCA) revealed a tight clustering of all five Aegean Neolithic genomes with Early Neolithic (EN) genomes from central and southern Europe.

https://www.pnas.org/content/pnas/113/25/6886/F2.medium.gif

Fig. 2.
PCA of modern reference populations (18, 19) and projected ancient individuals. The Greek and Anatolian samples reported here cluster tightly with other European farmers close to modern-day Sardinians; however, they are clearly distinct from previously published Caucasian hunter-gatherers (20).



Table 1.
Neolithic and Mesolithic samples analyzed

Age (cal BCE) mtDNA haplogroup Y haplogroup
Theopetra Mesolithic Theo5 7,605–7,529 K1c —
Theopetra Mesolithic Theo 7,288–6,771 K1c —
Revenia Early Neolithic Rev5 6,438–6,264 X2b *
Barcın Early Neolithic Bar31 6,419–6,238 X2m G2a2b
Barcın Early Neolithic Bar8 6,212–6,030 K1a2 *
Paliambela Late Neolithic Pal7 4,452–4,350 J1c1 *
Kleitos Final Neolithic Klei10 4,230–3,995 K1a2 G2a2a1b

https://www.pnas.org/content/113/25/6886

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