Random GEDmatch kits

[Leto]

I've already seen this result mhmmm... And he is from Crotone by the way. (20% Steppe, wow very low, possibly the lowest amount that I've seen in a gedmatch result of an european)

If not totally half calabrian I'm also 12.5% apulian. My calabrian side is from southern Cosenza in la "Sila" (a very mountainous area).

The rest is 1/8 aostan distant swiss french and the rest is Rhone Alpes French, more precisely Savoy.

If you want you can PM me to discuss about that.

Check out this guy in case you haven't seen him
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...5%3Bmpa-genome

Parents and grandparents born in Savoie, Eastern France

T765706

I'm interested occasionally in many things but primarily in Eastern Europe and Eurasia 'cause I'm racially an Eastern guy

[Samnium]

Check out this guy in case you haven't seen him
https://www.theapricity.com/forum/sh...5%3Bmpa-genome



I'm interested occasionally in many things but primarily in Eastern Europe and Eurasia 'cause I'm racially an Eastern guy

Interesting ! Thanks you.

[vbnetkhio]

This study has a huge number of various samples from across Eurasia (mostly Russia and Central Asia). If anyone has access to the data or can find it, please upload those samples to GEDmatch. I am particularly interested in the Caucasus (Dagestan) and Uzbekistan. Certain TA members do have access but they are apparently either too busy or too lazy to do that.

i think they might be using data from previous studies? i see they mention Moldova, i doubt they tested new Moldovan samples.. if they did, i would like to see this too.

here you can click on "Data" next to each study and then click the ".fam" files for sample lists
https://evolbio.ut.ee/

https://reich.hms.harvard.edu/downlo...cient-dna-data
here you can check the "1240K+HO" ".anno" file, open it in notepad for a list if samples

you can check if those Caucasus and Uzbekistan samples are available some of those studies.

[vbnetkhio]

Anyone has Calabrian gedmatch more precisely Cosenza area ? There are very few of these.

italian_Abruzzo + Calabria A454745
Italy Cosenza, Calabria A619640
Italy Crotone, Calabria A172427
italy Mammola, Reggio Calabria T476333
italy Reggio Calabria A405665
From Nicotera, Calabria T227284

[Samnium]

italian_Abruzzo + Calabria A454745
Italy Cosenza, Calabria A619640
Italy Crotone, Calabria A172427
italy Mammola, Reggio Calabria T476333
italy Reggio Calabria A405665
From Nicotera, Calabria T227284

Already seen. And not from the province that I ask (Cosenza). Unfortunately this province is under-studied an under-sampled (people from there don't seem to know genetical tests).

[vbnetkhio]

Already seen. And not from the province that I ask (Cosenza). Unfortunately this province is under-studied an under-sampled (people from there don't seem to know genetical tests).

can you tell Cosenzans by name and surname? check the matches of that one Cosenzan, some of them should be Cosenzan too.

[Samnium]

can you tell Cosenzans by name and surname? check the matches of that one Cosenzan, some of them should be Cosenzan too.

The problem is the localisation. Mostly.

[Leto]

i think they might be using data from previous studies? i see they mention Moldova, i doubt they tested new Moldovan samples.. if they did, i would like to see this too.

here you can click on "Data" next to each study and then click the ".fam" files for sample lists
https://evolbio.ut.ee/

https://reich.hms.harvard.edu/downlo...cient-dna-data
here you can check the "1240K+HO" ".anno" file, open it in notepad for a list if samples

you can check if those Caucasus and Uzbekistan samples are available some of those studies.

Looks like that study is not included in the database.

[Leto]

i think they might be using data from previous studies? i see they mention Moldova, i doubt they tested new Moldovan samples.. if they did, i would like to see this too.

here you can click on "Data" next to each study and then click the ".fam" files for sample lists
https://evolbio.ut.ee/

https://reich.hms.harvard.edu/downlo...cient-dna-data
here you can check the "1240K+HO" ".anno" file, open it in notepad for a list if samples

you can check if those Caucasus and Uzbekistan samples are available some of those studies.

This is what I was told on Anthrogenica by Coldmountains (Arhat on TA). He didn't write this himself

You can with the right tools. It takes some time depending on file size and your CPU power.

First download the programs below from here: http://www.y-str.org/p/tools-utilities.html
-SRA / FASTQ to BAM Kit
-BAM Analysis Kit

Then download 3DRIF-23's FASTQ genome file from here: ftp://ftp.sra.ebi.ac.uk/vol1/ERA516/...23-59.f.slx.gz
Unzip.

Then convert the fastq file with "SRA / FASTQ to BAM Kit" tool to .bam format, then convert the .bam file with "BAM Analysis Kit" to FTDNA format. If you still have problems with GEDmatch you can try converting it to 23andMe format with "Autosomal DNA Converter (Windows)" that you can find on the same website. Uploading FTDNA format file to DNAland and then downloading the raw data from there also does the trick.

Looks a bit too complicated. Maybe that's the reason why people like Peterski and Lukasz don't wanna do that for me. And no one else seems to fucking care about the groups I've been trying to get my hands on for weeks. What a fucking pity!

[vbnetkhio]

This is what I was told on Anthrogenica by Coldmountains (Arhat on TA). He didn't write this himself

Looks a bit too complicated. Maybe that's the reason why people like Peterski and Lukasz don't wanna do that for me. And no one else seems to fucking care about the groups I've been trying to get my hands on for weeks. What a fucking pity!

yeah, i tried to extract those ones i uploaded for 2 weeks, through a sea of errors, until it finally worked. i don't even remember how.
btw that's the link for the 3DRIF-23 sample. you need the link for that specific paper for those samples you want.