Polish DNA from studies on GEDmatch

[Cumansky]

South Polish - Kit M499914

# Population Percent
1 NE_Europe 54.62
2 SW_Europe 25.76
3 West_Asia 9.89
4 SW_Asia 3.97
5 SE_Asia 1.61
6 South_Asia 1.3
7 East_Africa 1.09
8 Americas 0.94
9 South_Africa 0.64
10 Oceania 0.12
11 West_Africa 0.06

52.5% Moldavian + 47.5% Lithuanian @ 2.88

[Cumansky]

South Polish - Kit# KA9035494

# Population Percent
1 NE_Europe 47.34
2 SW_Europe 32
3 West_Asia 10.59
4 SW_Asia 4.7
5 Siberia 1.18
6 Oceania 1.07
7 SE_Asia 0.95
8 South_Asia 0.79
9 South_Africa 0.72
10 Americas 0.68

91.2% Slovak + 8.8% Spaniard @ 2.74

[Cumansky]

Okay post just kit numbers and I will choose calculator later.

11 South Polish kits added..

[Peterski]

To be honest some Estonian Poles were without above than average Fennoscandian admix (...)

Maybe they are not from Estonia? It seems you named at least one sample wrongly.

What you uploaded as Estonian_Pole1 is the same sample as Pole12p_1m from Behar and Pole4 Wroclaw from Pagani:



So this is not an Estonian Pole, that's why does not have above average Fennoscandian but scores South Polish in K15.

11 South Polish kits added..

Do you have some more or are these all for now?

[Nazarene]

I've never met a Pole in my life, but Peterski is a real brother. Much love for Poland.

[Lucas]

Maybe they are not from Estonia? It seems you named at least one sample wrongly.

What you uploaded as Estonian_Pole1 is the same sample as Pole12p_1m from Behar and Pole4 Wroclaw from Pagani:


Mayeb this one yes, but there were additional too.

So this is not an Estonian Pole, that's why does not have above average Fennoscandian but scores South Polish in K15.



Do you have some more or are these all for now?

[Cumansky]

Maybe they are not from Estonia? It seems you named at least one sample wrongly.

What you uploaded as Estonian_Pole1 is the same sample as Pole12p_1m from Behar and Pole4 Wroclaw from Pagani:

I post some more later..

For PCA if you can do it, there is good variety Poles already..

[Roy]

South Polish - Kit# KA9035494

# Population Percent
1 NE_Europe 47.34
2 SW_Europe 32
3 West_Asia 10.59
4 SW_Asia 4.7
5 Siberia 1.18
6 Oceania 1.07
7 SE_Asia 0.95
8 South_Asia 0.79
9 South_Africa 0.72
10 Americas 0.68

91.2% Slovak + 8.8% Spaniard @ 2.74

Why are those kits so over the place?

[vbnetkhio]

Poles from Behar et al. 2013:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25079123

Behar 2013 sample Pole_Poland1 - kit number UR9122953
Behar 2013 sample Pole_Poland2 - kit number GT5237590
Behar 2013 sample Pole_Poland3 - kit number XV5220138
Behar 2013 sample Pole_Poland5 - kit number QT5909459
Behar 2013 sample Pole_Poland6 - kit number YA5670771
Behar 2013 sample Pole_Poland9 - kit number PK5923501
Behar 2013 sample Pole_Poland11 - kit number TF3777282

These are the coordinates given for these samples in the study: 52.9743978146,19.6763955101
They land in some uninhabited spot in Kujawy-Pomerania, on the border with Mazovia.

You labeled them as Mazovia, do you have some additional info on them?

[vbnetkhio]

Poles from Pagani et al. 2016:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/27654910

Pagani 2016 sample Pole1 Kohtla-Järve - kit BD1045630
Pagani 2016 sample Pole2 - kit number JR7565919
Pagani 2016 sample Pole3 - kit number PB4657964
Pagani 2016 sample Pole4 Wroclaw - kit LG8363351

From the spreadsheet with details about each sample:



^^^
This is where the place is located: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kohtla-J%C3%A4rve

pole2 and 3 have coordinates landing near Warsaw