My autosomal SNP genetic results from National Geographic's Genographic Project using the cutting edge science Geno 2.0 test kit:
Of all world reference populations, my overall autosomal SNP genetic profile most closely matches the profile of the modern German population. I expected to match the modern English population most closely genetically, but I don't. So, while my top match for deep ancestry locates to Sweden (by autosomal STR analysis), the modern population I match most closely according to National Geographic (by autosomal SNP analysis) is the German population.
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| My Top Population Matches |
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| Chromosome Painting |
This is the Eurogenes K9 chromosome painting of
my population percentages. Look at all that blue Northern European!
A map showing the K9 populations is available
HERE.
Population descriptions are available
HERE.
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| My Results |
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| World Population Regions |
Uploading my FTDNA autosomal (genes inherited from both parents) SNP genetic data to Gedmatch, I ran the data through the Eurogenes K9 Admixture Utility which calculates genetic admixture population percentages. Shown are my results (top image) and a map (bottom image) showing the regions the results refer (North Amerindian is not shown as my score for that region was 0%). This utility calculates that I am basically 65% Northern European, 32% from other
areas of Europe (including the Caucasus) and 3% from Southwest Asia
(including Middle East).
Population descriptions are available
HERE.
More info on the utility
HERE.
"If you're looking for a fairly clean cut summation of your ancestry, then use the results from K9 or the Hunter-Gatherer vs. Farmer tests, where genetic differentiation between the clusters is greatest."
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