Mexican company 10USD for raw data upload

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Originally Posted by Mortimer

It is similar to my previous 23andme before the december 2018 update. I think it is accurate. Except the jew could be noise or wrong, because I saw in a thread where people posted their results that everyone has high jew. It could be misinterpreted from other ancestries.

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Dear Mortimer,

Thank you for the prompt reply. The emojis look amusing by the way. A camel for the Middle East and an Iron cross for western Europe.


Cheers,
Dick

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Originally Posted by Mortimer

Except the jew could be noise or wrong, because I saw in a thread where people posted their results that everyone has high jew.

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I wonder why

https://pics.me.me/19-20-1-10-9-the-...as-4505910.png

Oy vey, the best way to stop antisemitism is to make everyone a jew.

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Originally Posted by Dick

Dear Mortimer,

Thank you for the prompt reply. The emojis look amusing by the way. A camel for the Middle East and an Iron cross for western Europe.


Cheers,
Dick

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LOL

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Originally Posted by Mortimer

It is similar to my previous 23andme before the december 2018 update. I think it is accurate. Except the jew could be noise or wrong, because I saw in a thread where people posted their results that everyone has high jew. It could be misinterpreted from other ancestries.

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Thanks for sharing your results. I also did the test and am waiting for results because this paragraph they wrote makes sense to me:

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These percentages should not be interpreted as direct belonging to the populations used as references, since they only represent how much of your genome resembles the populations used in the analysis and does not imply that you have phenotypes or cultural characteristics of them. It is also possible that certain ancestries are underestimated given the recent relationship that exists between some of the populations of the reference panel. For example, the Jewish population has contributions from European populations and it is possible that the Jewish component is assigned as European.

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At least they are admitting that certain ancestries such as African or Asian are underestimated because they are part of the European or Middle Eastern references . Other companies don’t even advertise it.

I noticed you got 14% Indian. I doubt that even us Kurds or Iranians would get this much but I guess I’ll find out in a day or two. I’m guessing Mine will be mostly Middle East with some East European and Indian

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Originally Posted by Zoro

Thanks for sharing your results. I also did the test and am waiting for results because this paragraph they wrote makes sense to me:



At least they are admitting that certain ancestries such as African or Asian are underestimated because they are part of the European or Middle Eastern references . Other companies don’t even advertise it.

I noticed you got 14% Indian. I doubt that even us Kurds or Iranians would get this much but I guess I’ll find out in a day or two. I’m guessing Mine will be mostly Middle East with some East European and Indian

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Kurds and Iranians get less Southern Asian then Roma of course thats normal. Nothing suprising.

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Originally Posted by Lazio

Oy vey, the best way to stop antisemitism is to make everyone a jew.

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We're heavily pleased that your results show Jewish DNA.

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Originally Posted by Mortimer

Kurds and Iranians get less Southern Asian then Roma of course thats normal. Nothing suprising.

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Now I’m curious to learn more about Roma people . I don’t know much about them. Does it depend on the area. For example do Romas from Turkey get more Indian than Romas from Hungary or are they all similar? Did alot of Roma acestors migrate from India to Europe?

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Originally Posted by Zoro

Now I’m curious to learn more about Roma people . I don’t know much about them. Does it depend on the area. For example do Romas from Turkey get more Indian than Romas from Hungary or are they all similar? Did alot of Roma acestors migrate from India to Europe?

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There is a Roma from Turkey on Apricity. His nickname is Chris0009. He calls himself Balkan-Ottoman Romani. He is 30% Indian. The same as a European Balkan Romani. He might have 5% more turkish then Balkan Romani though. But he is very similar to a Balkan Romani. The average for a Roma from Balkan is 30-50% Indian. Im at 15% because Im 45% Slavic (mostly serbian with a whiff of russian).

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Originally Posted by Mortimer

There is a Roma from Turkey on Apricity. His nickname is Chris0009. He calls himself Balkan-Ottoman Romani. He is 30% Indian. The same as a European Balkan Romani. He might have 5% more turkish then Balkan Romani though. But he is very similar to a Balkan Romani. The average for a Roma from Balkan is 30-50% Indian. Im at 15% because Im 45% Slavic (mostly serbian with a whiff of russian).

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Whaoo that’s just like a pure unmixed Indian even after being in Europe for 500 years!!

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Originally Posted by Zoro

Whaoo that’s just like a pure unmixed Indian even after being in Europe for 500 years!!

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His 30% Indian is the "Southasian" on 23andMe not the ASI on some gedmatch. I think Gypsies are 20% ASI.

This one of them test going be 100% Eastern Europe for me, they need to develop their reference dataset