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Family Tree DNA, who also administer the Ysearch database, have at last brought ySearch into line with NIST/ISFG standards with respect to STR markers DYS452 and DYS463.

In the past, people who tested at FTDNA, Ancestry and Genebase were required to adjust these markers before entering in ySearch. ySearch have automatically increased marker DYS452 by 19 points for those records that showed values of 9 to 13 or so. For those who have DYS463 results from FTDNA, your values for this marker have been corrected. If you have had DYS463 tested elsewhere, your DYS463 marker in ySearch has been deleted. You will need to re-enter this marker, so unless your DYS463 was ested at DNA Heritage or Relative Genetics, enter the value from your laboratory without adjustment. If you tested DYS463 at DNA Heritage or Relative Genetics, you will need to add two (2) to the value that your lab reported for this marker.

Please email me if you need any assistance in resetting your markers in ySearch and I will be happy to help.

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On these pages you will find the STR results and SNP results of those members of the cluster that have put their results in the public domain, that is, they have published their results in a public database such as Ysearch. or yBase.

The Ysearch and yBase databases contain results from people who have tested at any of the genetic testing laboratories, so by setting up a Ysearch ID, you are then able to search for matches across a much broader range than just those shown in your FTDNA 'Matches' page.

If you decide to enter your results in Ysearch, some markers may need adjusting as shown on the Convert Markers page.

In the lower section of the panel on the left, you will see links to both STR markers and those that have tested their SNP markers. Also included is a chart of the spread of markers observed.

Both EA and FTDNA have, since late 2008, offered the SNPs, respectively S116/P312 (rs34276300) which splits the R1b1b2 haplogroup, and respectively S145/L21 (rs11799226) which further splits the S116/P312 haplogroup. In November 2009, the SNP L226 has been discovered creating the R-L226 Haplogroup. This is the defining SNP for the Irish Type III haplogroup. It is also now available from EA as S168.

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