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DNA for Genealogists (Intro) - Rcasey.net

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Overlapping HaplotypesThis issue is rarely covered by books & web sitesSome haplotypes contain such common <strong>DNA</strong> markervalues that even very close matches may not relatedAs much of 10 to 20 percent of all submissions fall into the“overlapping haplotype” scenarioGe<strong>net</strong>ic distance (the number of mutations that are different) isnot always reliable by itselfYou want to categorize non-surname matches into twocategories: “overlapping haplotypes” or “possible NPEs”Overlapping haplotypes need to be filtered out by Y-SNP testsNPEs can be a new gold mine of genealogical treasuresThere are methodologies <strong>for</strong> determining the category(too advanced <strong>for</strong> this session)http://www.rcasey.<strong>net</strong>/<strong>DNA</strong>/Casey/Sources/Overlapping_Haplotypes_Jobling_2000.pdfhttp://www.rcasey.<strong>net</strong>/<strong>DNA</strong>/Casey/Analysis/Analysis_South_Carolina.htmlAugust, 2012 28

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