DNA Research #DNA Re: DNA differences between Jewish subpopulations #dna
Itzhak Epstein
Debbie,
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All of you are probably Ashkenazi Jews and your DNA analysis did not change. It is FTDNA that changed its designations. According to FTDNA: One of my sisters is 100.00% Middle East (Jewish) Another sister is 99.37% Middle East (Jewish) +/- 0.77% I am 85.21% Middle East (Jewish), 14.79% Europe We all have the same father and mother. I just ended up with a little more distinctly non-Jewish European genes. 23andme told me that I am 94.8% Ashkenazi. When I delved for its world placement they told me 99.9% European and .1% unassigned. The difference between FTDNA's and 23andme's formulations is ideological. Anne Wojcicki places our origins in Europe, while Max and Bennet affirm our west Asian roots. Itzhak Epstein New York, NY
At 12:30 PM 12/1/2013, you wrote:
Can anyone refer me to a detailed article about the DNA difference
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