[Pallantides]

They couldn't determine my Y-DNA and mtDNA haplogroups and I'm placed near Central Asia in their world map.

[ethioboy]

Were they able to determine your Y dna and MTDna haplogroups? They couldnt determine mine.

[Froll]

I didnt get y or mt either and I'm placed close to pallantides on the worldmap (you should try different dimensions for more accuracy).

[ethioboy]

Originally Posted by Pallantides

They couldn't determine my Y-DNA and mtDNA haplogroups and I'm placed near Central Asia in their world map.

My placement on the map of kinship was near identical to the McDonalds analysis as well as 23andme's.. Each one I was in the Mozabite cluster showing more affinity towards the bedouins than the usual mozabite who seemed closer to europeans.

[EliasAlucard]

I believe the reason for the lack of haplogroups is because we didn't get the option to send them in. When you download your raw data at 23andMe, you can choose to download haplogroups separately. Are the haplogroups included in the full raw data?

Either way I already know my haplogroups, what I'm really interested in the deCODEme service is to see if they determine/interpret the ancestry and health results differently from 23andMe, and haplogroups are just minor genetic trivia.

I'll post my deCODEme results later.

[EliasAlucard]

Thread closed. Create new threads if you want to post and discuss your personal deCODEme results.

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[Polako]

Hey guys, I just had a look at my results. The PCAs and admix analysis are way off. Not even worth posting screen shots. Clearly there are compatibility issues there.

However, the similarity percentages and genome sharing diagrams with the sample individuals look solid. I suggest we post those in one thread to compare.

I'll start the thread and come up with a format for posting the data tomorrow. In the meantime, feel free to present your individual results in any way you want, in separate threads. But like I said, some of the analysis is too kooky to even bother showing.

[EliasAlucard]

Thread reopened, for discussions about this feature. If you want to post screenshots of your personal deCODEme results, create a new thread for that purpose, don't post it in this thread.

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Thread closed, this discussion continues in Polako's new thread:

https://www.forumbiodiversity.com/showthread.php?t=1297

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[EliasAlucard]

I just got this message from deCODEme:

In December 2009 we introduced, for a limited time only, a service that enabled existing 23andMe customers to upload their data into deCODEme and thereby enjoy the best in personal genomics. This service has been well-received and we greatly appreciate all the positive and enthusiastic comments from our new users. We now announce the closing of this service on February 1st 2010. However, accounts of users who upload their data prior to February 1st will remain open. So spread the word to 23andMe customers who have not yet migrated to deCODEme.
Best regards,
The deCODEme team

So, I'm reopening this thread for discussion on the actual upload feature, but if you want to discuss your 23andMe<--->deCODEme results, do it in either separate threads or post in Polako's thread which I've linked to above. In this thread, we discuss the upload feature, how long it's going to be available and so on.

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