Search for "Mormon Scientist, Church Clash Over DNA Test". Story concerning disagreement between Mormon anthropologist and Church on implications of Native American ancestry, by William Lobdell and Larry B. Stammer. Los Angeles Times, Dec 8, 2002. page A.21. (Free registration required to view abstract, article available for purchase).
Posted by: CWMeb  Added to this page: Apr 05 2004 

An Ancient Link to Africa Lives on in Bay of Bengal by Nicholas Wade. (Free registration required to view abstract, full article available for purchase or see this post in the Rootsweb Genealogy-DNA list archives).
Posted by: DNACousins 10-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Apr 05 2004 

Helgason et al. 2001. mtDNA and the Islands of the North Atlantic: Estimating the Proportions of Norse and Gaelic Ancestry. Am. J. Hum. Genet. 68:723–737, 2001.
Posted by: -  Added to this page: Apr 05 2004 

A Family Guide to Cystic Fibrosis Genetic Testing, Michigan State University, DNA Diagnostic Program.
Posted by: DNACousins 8-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Apr 05 2004 

Italian Forensic Database Y-Chromosomes Frequencies of DYS values Regional Frequencies Haplotype database
Posted by: FaberCove 11-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Apr 05 2004 

Transcripts of PBS NOVA Anthropology programs.
Posted by: Annie, The WritingTeacher, 11-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Apr 05 2004 

Outline of George Redmonds' 2001 five-part series of Surnames, Genes, and Genealogy. G Good basic genealogy background with DNA discussion and links to various resources
Posted by: DNACousins 10-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Apr 05 2004 

Official Site of Noda B'Yehuda.
Posted by: Annie, The WritingTeacher. 12-Dec-2002.  Added to this page: Apr 05 2004 

Alan J. Redd, et al. 2002. Forensic value of 14 novel STRs on the human Y chromosome. Forensic Science International, Vol 130, Issues 2-3, 4 December 2002, Pages 97-111. Article characterizes 14 STRs on the Y chromosome, typing them in two samples, a globally diverse panel, and individuals from a European-American population. The Y-STRs included DYS449, DYS453, DYS454, DYS455, DYS456, DYS458, DYS459, DYS464, DYS446, DYS447, DYS450, DYS452, DYS463, DYS448). These Y-STRs improved the resolution of paternal lineages, above the level obtained with commonly used Y-STRs, in the European-American population. Locate the abstract from the URL above or Google for 'Forensic Science International' journal. Full articles not free.
Posted by: Patrick Guinness 13-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Apr 05 2004 

Description of L. David Roper's quest to determine who is really descended from Benjamin Franklin.
Posted by: DNACousins 13-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Apr 05 2004 

Nobel Prize winner John Sulston discusses the pitfalls and the benefits of genetic knowledge and the genome project to biology, medical research and humanity.
Posted by: Steven Perkins 9-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Apr 05 2004 

Steve Olson examines the mathematics of generations and cautions against using DNA to highlight differences of fairly recent evolution while overlooking our common ancient ancestry.
Posted by: DNACousins 8-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Apr 05 2004 

An alternative interface for PubMed.
Posted by: Steven C. Perkins 5-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Apr 05 2004 

Cook/Cooke/Koch DNA Project.
Posted by: CookSLC 15-Apr-2001  Added to this page: Apr 05 2004 

One laboratory specialising in testing ancient DNA.
Posted by: DNACousins 8-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Feb 26 2004 

A definition of cladistics.
Posted by: DNACousins 7-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Feb 25 2004 

Discussion on testing potential of skeletal remains from the Dutton chapel at Norton Priory, Runcorn, Cheshire, England.
Posted by: Carole Malisiak 7-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Feb 25 2004 

See http://hayesdna.hayesclan.com/ for DNA study information.
Posted by: Bill Hayes 2-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Nov 07 2003 

GRAVES/GREAVES DNA surname study results.
Posted by: James L Rader 1-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Nov 07 2003 

Ann Turner's Mutation Calculator. The program requires the Microsoft Visual Basic runtime library MSVBVM60.DLL See http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q192461 if you need to download this file.
Posted by: DNACousins 18-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 07 2003 

HLA (human leukocyte antigen) background information.
Posted by: DNACousins 2-Dec-2002  Added to this page: Nov 07 2003 

Beatty DNA Project, for Beatty, Beaty, Beattie, Baty, Betty, Bate, Baety, Batey, Batie and related surnames.
Posted by: Earl Beaty 30-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 07 2003 

Malhi et al. 2002. The Structure of Diversity within New World Mitochondrial DNA Haplogroups: Implications for the Prehistory of North America. Am. J. Hum. Genet., 70:905-919, 2002. Analysis of the mitochondrial DNA haplogroups and hypervariable segment I (HVSI) sequences of 1,612 and 395 Native North Americans, respectively, with the aim of identifying major prehistoric population events in North America.
Posted by: DNACousins 30-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 07 2003 

Russian paper - GENETIC HISTORY - THE INDIGENOUS POPULATION NORTH ASIA by M.V.Derenko, B.A.Malyarchuk, 2002. http://www.altavista.com or http://www.worldlingo.com/wl/Translate provide macine-translation facilities.
Posted by: CookieVWM 24-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2003 

SIDES/SEITZ/SITZ/SEITS/SCITES/SITES DNA Project.
Posted by: debh 20-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

BBC article, 17 May, 2001, Genetic roots of Europe.
Posted by: Philip Ritter 22-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

Savolainen et al. 2002. Science 2002 298: 1610-1613. Genetic Evidence for an East Asian Origin of Domestic Dogs, abstract. See also http://www.sciencemag.org/cgi/content/abstract/298/5598/1613 for Leonard et al., 2002, Ancient DNA Evidence for Old World Origin of New World Dogs, Science 2002 298: 1613-1616. See also http://www.nytimes.com/2002/11/22/science/22DOGS.html?tntemail1 posted by DNACousins 22-Nov-2002, NYTIMES, November 22, 2002, From Wolf to Dog, Yes, but When? By NICHOLAS WADE (NYT), Late Edition - Final , Section A , Page 20 , Column 1
Posted by: Nicholas Penington 22-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

McCarter Family Lines, including DNA results.
Posted by: Kate McCarter 22-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

Background material for the PBS TV program 'Secrets of the Dead: Titanic's Ghosts', including the DNA aspect of identifying the unknown child buried in Nova Scotia.
Posted by: DNACousins 20-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

Tremblay M, Vezina H. 2000. New estimates of intergenerational time intervals for the calculation of age and origins of mutations. Am J Hum Genet. 2000 Feb;66(2):651-8. Study based on analyzing French Canadian pedigrees in the 1800's.
Posted by: DNACousins 20-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

Underhill et al. 2001. The phylogeography of Y chromosome binary haplotypes and the origins of modern human populations. Ann. Hum. Genet. (2001), 65, 43±62. A study of unique haplotypes which aid in tracing the microevolutionary trajectory of global modern human genetic diversification, providing a phylogeographic portrait of contemporary global population structure consistent with climatic, paleoanthropological and other genetic knowledge.
Posted by: DNACousins 20-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

Ann Turner's spreadsheet of Ancestry by DNA results.
Posted by: DNACousins 18-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

Couch DNA Project.
Posted by: Bill Couch 18-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

One example of DNA testing for twin zygosity.
Posted by: Rbsgenealogy 18-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

Search NCBI (National Center for Biotechnology Information) SNP database, useful for learning about Ancestry by DNA's reference sequences.
Posted by: DNACousins 18-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

Nickerson DA, Taylor SL, Weiss KM, Clark AG, Hutchinson RG, Stengard J, Salomaa V, Vartiainen E, Boerwinkle E, Sing CF. Related Articles, Links Abstract DNA sequence diversity in a 9.7-kb region of the human lipoprotein lipase gene. Nat Genet. 1998 Jul;19(3):233-40. PMID: 9662394 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE.
Posted by: DNACousins 17-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

The genealogy page of Gordon Leroy Richard, a descendant of Heinrich Reichert/Henry Richard, who lived near Winchester, VA during the latter 1700s and until his death in 1847. Includes Y-DNA results.
Posted by: Gordon L. Richard 17-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

Article discussing left-handedness and 'handedness'.
Posted by: Crystal 17-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

Finnish genes.
Posted by: Paul Severson 15-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

Quality control requirements for the Y-STR haplotype reference database.
Posted by: Steven C. Perkins 15-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

The Scientist 16[1]:16, Jan. 7, 2002, News article on 'SNPs as Windows on Evolution'.
Posted by: DNACousins 15-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

Search NCBI (National Center for Biotechnology Information) BLAST database for sequence matches (select blastn option).
Posted by: DNACousins 14-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 05 2003 

Useful Google search terms for the HapMap Project.
Posted by: Steven C. Perkins 13-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 04 2003 

Includes link to a paper on a particular problem in Wingfield genealogy: 'The Real 'Thomas Wingfield of York River' Dilemma'.
Posted by: Abigail Ann Young 13-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 04 2003 

Home page of the onthly, international, peer-reviewed journal, GENOME RESEARCH.
Posted by: DNACousins 11-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 04 2003 

News release on identification of Vietnam MIAs.
Posted by: DNACousins 9-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 04 2003 

Scott/Mingia/Mikovsky Y-STR DNA Comparison.
Posted by: William Scott 8-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 04 2003 

Some empirical results when 12 marker tests were upgraded to 25 markers, see the table where Julie summarized the outcome when she pooled data from several different studies.
Posted by: DNACousins 8-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 04 2003 

'Genomic medicine - a primer', article from the New England Journal of Medicine {Vol. 347 November 7, 2002, pp. 1512-20}, with glossary.
Posted by: DNACousins after HalHous 7-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 04 2003 

REA Surname DNA Project.
Posted by: garyrea 6-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 04 2003 

MacGregor DNA Project.
Posted by: Richard McGregor  Added to this page: May 30 2003 

CREEKMORE / CRICKMER / CRICKMAY surname project.
Posted by: Steven C. Perkins 5-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

STRUNK / STRUNCK / STRONK surname project.
Posted by: Steven C. Perkins 5-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Bubonic plague and genetic resistance.
Posted by: GWJCAL 4-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

STARLIN / STARLING / SERLING
Posted by: Robert Sterling 4-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Some background on the "anxiety gene" (SLC6A4).
Posted by: DNACousins 4-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Review of GeneWeaver.
Posted by: DNACousins 4-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Companion web site to "Neanderthals on Trial," originally broadcast on PBS on 22 Jan 2002. Explanatory background material plus links about mitochondrial DNA.
Posted by: DNACousins 3-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Explanation of Population Data. In order to determine the probability that a particular genotype might occur at random in a population, population data must be gathered to make an estimate of the frequency of each possible allele and genotype. Follow links to Population Data Page for Published Population Data from a Variety of STR Systems.
Posted by: Patrick Guinness 2-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Overview of DNA Forensics.
Posted by: Patrick Guinness 2-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Discussion of the 'birthday' problem - given a group of people, what is the probability of two people in the group having the same birthday?
Posted by: DNACousins 1-Nov-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Distribution of the Human DNA-PCR Polymorphisms, tables from the Institute of Forensic Medicine and the Institute of Human Genetics and Anthropology, Heinrich - Heine - University, Düsseldorf, Germany.
Posted by: Patrick Guinness 31-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Canadian Society of Forensic Science: Population Studies Data Centre. Allele frequency tables.
Posted by: Patrick Guinness 31-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

'Developing a Haplotype Map of the Human Genome to Find Genes Related to Health and Disease', Washington, D.C. USA, July 18-19, 2001. 2001 Haplotype Map Project Meeting Overview, with links to papers and background.
Posted by: Steven C. Perkins 30-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Guide to NIH haplotype map activity.
Posted by: Steven C. Perkins 30-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Interpol table of worldwide mostly used loci for criminal investigations/identification.
Posted by: Patrick Guinness 30-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Transcript of proceedings of the National Commission on the Future of DNA Evidence, Nov 22, 1998, Research and Development Working Group Report Dr. James Crow, Chair. Discusses frequency of matches with differing numbers of loci used and ramifications in forensic usage.
Posted by: Patrick Guiness 30-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

The “British Mistake” - 1999 Easton criminal case in which an 'accidental match' was made to one of 70,000 crime scene samples, ruled out by tests with further loci.
Posted by: Patrick Guinness 30-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

'The Future of Forensic DNA Testing: Predictions of the Research and Development Working Group', Nov 2000, report from the US National Commission on the Future of DNA Evidence.
Posted by: DNACousins 29-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Abstracts of presentations for the International Forensic Y-User Workshop: 'Y chromosome haplotype database(s) state of the art and future developments', November 7-9, 2002, Porto, Portugal.
Posted by: DNACousins 28-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

DNA discovery timeline and history.
Posted by: Georgia K. Bopp 26-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Article about early use of DNA Fingerprinting in crime solving.
Posted by: DNACousins 26-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Marchington et al. 2002. No evidence for paternal mtDNA transmission to offspring or extra-embryonic tissues after ICSI. Mol Hum Reprod 2002 Nov;8(11):1046-1049.
Posted by: DNACousins 25-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

SABETI et al. 2002. Detecting recent positive selection in the human genome from haplotype structure. Nature 419, 832 - 837 (2002). Abstract only, requires free site registration. See also http://www.whitehead.mit.edu/nap/features/nap_feature_haplotype.html, URL posted by DNACousins 26-Oct-2002.
Posted by: Nicholas Penington 25-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

Viking Heritage site.
Posted by: Cheryl Morris 25-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

BYU's Molecular Genealogy Program, research progress.
Posted by: DNACousins 24-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Nov 06 2002 

MILLS DNA Project. See also http://freepages.family.rootsweb.com/~crrking/index.htm
Posted by: Charlene 23-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 24 2002 

BARNES DNA study results. See also http://www.geocities.com/larrydbowling/Barnes.html and http://www.geocities.com/larrydbowling/
Posted by: Charlene 23-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 24 2002 

CHAMBERS DNA Project.
Posted by: Charlene 23-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 24 2002 

An Introduction to Genetic Analysis, 21. Extranuclear Genes, Organelle mutations. Discusses rate and effect of mitochondrial mutations.
Posted by: DNACousins 22-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 24 2002 

PENNINGTON DNA Study Phase II Update.
Posted by: Nicholas Penington 22-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 22 2002 

STRICKLAND DNA project.
Posted by: RStrickla 21-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 22 2002 

WebTV Design Guide For Webmasters, useful information for those building web pages with DNA results and large tables or pages. Also check out Bob Boone's post in the list archives.
Posted by: Bob Boone 21-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 22 2002 

Nancy Custer's 'Biology Basics' for those getting started in DNA and genetic genealogy. (This URL supplied by DNACousins).
Posted by: Nancy Custer 20-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

Sykes and Irven. 2000. Report, Surnames and the Y Chromosome. Am. J. Hum. Genet. 66:1417-1419.
Posted by: DNACousins 20-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

Wired Magazine article 'DNA as Destiny', Iss 10.11 (Nov 2002), author discusses his own SNP test results.
Posted by: DNACousins 20-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

RECONSTRUCTION OF THE GENOFOND PECULIARITIES OF THE ANCIENT PAZYRYK POPULATION (I-II MILLENIUM BC) FROM GORNY ALTAI ACCORDING TO THE MTDNA STRUCTURE. A study of the mtDNA isolated from three representatives of Pazyryk Culture of Gorny Altai (IV-II century BC), one of the central cultures in the Scythian-Siberian world.
Posted by: Annie, The WritingTeacher 20-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

FTDNA's Facts & Genes Newsletter.
Posted by: Georgia K. Bopp 18-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

HATHCOAT/HATHCOCK Surname DNA Study Project. Accessed from http://homepage.mac.com/paulh/Index.html
Posted by: Paul Hathcoat 17-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

Analysis of how many people still matched on a 25 marker test if they matched on a 12 marker test, part of the Aug 02 list thread 'How Specific is 12 marker test'.
Posted by: DNACousins 17-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

LINDSAY Surname DNA project.
Posted by: Ron Lindsay 16-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

Scirus science-specific search engine, highlights: * Focuses only on web sites containing scientific content* Searches both free and journal sources * Locates peer-reviewed articles * Reads non-text (eg pdf) files.
Posted by: DNACousins 16-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

John Blair's 'DNA 101' - quote: "DNA 101 is an attempt to take the extremely complex and confusing subject of Genetics and DNA and simplify it into layman terms. This page addresses DNA only as it applies to Y-Chromosome testing and genealogy."
Posted by: jablair 16-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

'Yates and Cooper Cherokee-Choctaw-Sephardic Genealogies' by Donald Panther-Yates, includes many other surnames.
Posted by: Donald Panther-Yates 15-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

'Wannabe fathers ramp up testosterone', 9 Oct 2002, article in New Scientist.
Posted by: DNACousins 15-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

'Race for the $1000 genome is on', 12 Oct 2002, article in New Scientist.
Posted by: DNACousins 15-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

'The Sarmatian Connection' by János Makkay. Article from The Hungarian Quarterly, discussing the possible cultural impact of Sarmatian migration to Britain and other parts of Europe, including captured soldiers posted to Britain in 175 by the Romans.
Posted by: Annie, The WritingTeacher 15-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

Kayser et al. 2001. An Extensive Analysis of Y-Chromosomal Microsatellite Haplotypes in Globally Dispersed Human Populations. Am. J. Hum. Genet. 68:990-1018.
Posted by: Hugh Guilbeau 14-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

'Forensic Extraction and Isolation of DNA From Hair, Tissue and Bone', article from Promega Corporation.
Posted by: DNACousins 14-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

Foam swab distributed by dnafiler.com and also used by the Canadian national DNA database, see also: http://www.nddb-bndg.org/train/docs/bio_samp_e.pdf
Posted by: DNACousins 14-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

Swab used by ANCESTRYbyDNA (also used by the French national DNA database), see also: http://www.whatman.plc.uk/about_whatman/news_events/bla_announ_13Nov01.html.
Posted by: DNACousins 14-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 21 2002 

BLAIR DNA Project.
Posted by: John A. Blair 10-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 14 2002 

Anne Hart's DNA Detective novels.
Posted by: Annie, The WritingTeacher 13-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 14 2002 

Ybase open database, searchable on 36 Y-chromosome markers. This URL supersedes any other as of 10/22/02.
Posted by: Alastair Greenshields 13-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 14 2002 

Kivisild et al. 2002. The Emerging Limbs and Twigs of the East Asian mtDNA Tree. Molec Bio. and Evol. 19:1737-1751.
Posted by: Patrick Guinness 11-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 14 2002 

Richards et al. 2002. In Search of Geographical Patterns in European Mitochondrial DNA. Am. J. Hum. Genet., 71:000, 2002 0002-9297/2002/7104-00XX. Proposes that mtDNA does exhibit significant geographical structuring in contrast with previous understanding.
Posted by: Patrick Guinness 11-Oct-2002.  Added to this page: Oct 14 2002 

'Your genetic code on a disc', September 2002 BBC news article on UK company Solexa's goal to sequence an individual's entire genome in 24 hr for US 1,000.
Posted by: Annie, The WritingTeacher 11-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 14 2002 

The Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research is a non-profit, independent research and educational institution. Affiliated with the MIT in teaching activities but independent in governance, finances, and research programs. The Center for Genome Research (see http://www-genome.wi.mit.edu/ )is the largest federally funded center for genome mapping and sequencing and contributed one-third of the human genome sequence announced in June 2000 and offers worldwide access to its comprehensive genome data through its website.
Posted by: Annie, The WritingTeacher 11-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 14 2002 

'Perpetual change' - "Humans are still evolving, according to new research", April 2001 article from newscientist.com news service.
Posted by: Annie, the WritingTeacher 11-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 14 2002 

'Origins of the Present-Day Populations', one of a series of articles on Human Genetic Evolution, see http://www.cartage.org.lb/en/themes/Sciences/LifeScience/PhysicalAnthropology/HumanGeneticEvolution/mainpage.htm
Posted by: Annie, the WritingTeacher 11-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 14 2002 

HARBOUR / HARBER / HARBOR / ARBOUR Surname DNA Project. Select DNA link.
Posted by: WittBates 10-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 10 2002 

NORIN / NOREN / NOREEN / NORINSKY DNA Project.
Posted by: William Norin 10-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 10 2002 

Genemap 99: A New Gene Map of the Human Genome, The International RH Mapping Consortium. Also see http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/genome/guide/human/ (The Human Genome, a guide to online information resources).
Posted by: CHOPZNDANC 10-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 10 2002 

Tests on mouthwash method of collecting DNA, at Univ of Florida. News article.
Posted by: BWGood 9-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 10 2002 

Use of special sample material in DNA testing.
Posted by: DNACousins 9-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 10 2002 

Use of special sample material in DNA testing.
Posted by: DNACousins 9-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 10 2002 

'Probing the DNA of Death' by R. L. Hotz, LA Times Online. Use and evolution of DNA technologies in identifying victims of 9/11/01. (Requires free site registration). Originally posted by CWMeb.
Posted by: DNACousins 9-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 10 2002 

Larry Jordan's HOWTO on how to search the Y-STR database for matches with your own FTDNA results. This page describes matching with the European database but should be extensible.
Posted by: LJordan316 9-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 10 2002 

Dennis Garvey's discussion of haplogroups and genealogy.
Posted by: Nicholas Penington 9-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 10 2002 

Ann Turner's discussion of haplotypes and haplogroups.
Posted by: DNACousins 8-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 10 2002 

'Talking Glossary of Genetic Terms' from the National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI).
Posted by: DNACousins 8-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 10 2002 

'Of alleles, loci and gene nomenclature' by Weeden, N.F., Dept of Horticultural Sciences, Cornell Univ. Discussion of terms.
Posted by: Georgia K. Bopp 7-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 10 2002 

'The Royal We'. "The mathematical study of genealogy indicates that everyone in the world is descended from Nefertiti and Confucius, and everyone of European ancestry is descended from Muhammad and Charlemagne", Steve Olson, The Atlantic Monthly, May 2002.
Posted by: Patrick Guinness 7-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 08 2002 

'Gene Pool Expeditions', Estonians or subjects of the crown of Tonga: Whose gene pool hides gold?, by Tom Hollon. The Scientist 15[4]:1, Feb. 19, 2001
Posted by: DNACousins 7-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 08 2002 

'Founder Populations Fuel Gene Discovery', Isolated people-groups further genetic study, by Ricki Lewis, The Scientist 15[8]:8, Apr. 16, 2001.
Posted by: DNACousins 7-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 08 2002 

'Meet the people of Genetic Park', Centuries of isolation have turned the inhabitants of remote Italian villages into a living laboratory, Rory Carroll, Guardian, Oct 2000.
Posted by: DNACousins 7-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 08 2002 

'Geneticists study Jewish genes for disease clues', Megan Goldin, Dec 2001. Collection of blood samples from Jews of European origin in attempt to uncover the genetic causes of diseases such as schizophrenia, asthma and Parkinson's disease.
Posted by: Annie, the WritingTeacher 7-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 08 2002 

ABO blood group allelic frequencies for human populations: African, Native American, Asian, Australian aborigine, European.
Posted by: DNACousins 7-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 08 2002 

Description of the concept of 'subspecies'.
Posted by: DNACousins 7-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 08 2002 

Search dictionary web sites for words and phrases.
Posted by: DNACousins 7-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 08 2002 

'Details Emerge Slowly About Hunley Crewmen', article on 'Civil War Interactive' site.
Posted by: DNACousins 7-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 08 2002 

'The Y Chromosome and Personal Genetic Archaeology' by Jim BOWERY. Includes Jim Bowery's matriline and patriline results, and how he interpreted them.
Posted by: jabowery 7-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

SHELTON / SKELTON / CHILTON / SHELDON DNA Study.
Posted by: M Shelton 6-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

'Ignoring Race May Be Dangerous to Health' NCPA (National Center for Policy Analysis) Daily Policy Digest, Health Issues / Preventive Medicine, July 30, 2002.
Posted by: JECrain 6-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Pharmacogenomics backgrounder. The discipline of pharmacogenomics examines the correlation between an individual's genetic make-up (genotype) and his or her specific response to a drug.
Posted by: JECrain 6-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

'..differences in DNA explain differences in drug response..'. Variagenic's pharmacogenomics program. (Company brochure).
Posted by: JECrain 6-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Chronic Heart Failure, N Engl J Med. Includes 'Race and responsiveness to drugs for heart failure', 'Race and the Response to Adrenergic Blockade with Carvedilol in Patients with Chronic Heart Failure', 'Racial differences in the response to drugs--pointers to genetic differences'.
Posted by: JECrain 6-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

'Race and the Clinic: Good Science?', article, Ricki Lewis, The Scientist 16[4]:16, Feb. 18, 2002. Requires free site registration.
Posted by: JECrain 6-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

'Science, race and political correctness', William Pfaff, Los Angeles Times Syndicate International, Thursday, August 15, 2002. International Herald Tribune Online.
Posted by: JECrain 6-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

'A geneticist argues for the idea of race', Nicholas Wade The New York Times, Thursday, August 1, 2002. International Herald Tribune Online.
Posted by: JECrain 6-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

'The Ulster Scotch-Irish in America', Their History, Traits, Institutions and Influences, Especially as Illustrated in the Early Settlers of Western Pennsylvania and their Descendants, by John Walker Dinsmore.
Posted by: Rbsgenealogy 6-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Irish surnames, their variants and distribution.
Posted by: Patrick Guinness 6-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

'The Black Dutch, German Gypsies or Chicanere and their relation to the Melungeon', by Linda Griggs, April 2000.
Posted by: I & R Guertin 5-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Implications of current SNP research.
Posted by: Annie, the WritingTeacher 5-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

An online magazine of biotech industry analysis.
Posted by: Annie, the WritingTeacher 5-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Georgia Kinney Bopp's Genealogy Home Page, includes links for surnames BOPP, ENGLISH, GERBER, HOLEMAN, DUVALL, GRAVES, WAKE, WHARTON, WILLIS, RADER, KINNEY, BLACKWELL, SUMMERS, SHARE, RUTAN - DUTECH, TOURNEMIRE, UNAL, LENHART, AULISIO~BRONZO, DITTUS (WADE R.) and DNA Project Notes.
Posted by: Georgia K. Bopp 5-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

German emigration of the SWARTZ family.
Posted by: josie bass 4-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Harding et al, 'Evidence for variable selective pressures at MC1R'. Am J Hum Genet. 2000 Apr;66(4):1351-61. To date, the melanocortin 1 receptor (MC1R) is the only gene identified that explains substantial phenotypic variance in human pigmentation. The paper examines MC1R polymorphism in several populations, for evidence of selection.
Posted by: DNACousins 3-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

'Red hair genes 100,000 years old'. Article in the newsletter of the University of Oxford, Vol. 1 Issue 11, 31 May 2001.
Posted by: DNACousins 3-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Red hair in the vampire myth and European folklore.
Posted by: Annie, the WritingTeacher 3-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

FRANKLIN Genetics Project. Accessed from http://www.roperld.com/ycomparison.htm.
Posted by: John S Walden 3-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

LITTLE/KLEIN/CLINE Genetics Project. Accessed from http://www.roperld.com/ycomparison.htm.
Posted by: John S Walden 3-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

ROPER Genetics Project. Accessed from http://www.roperld.com/ycomparison.htm.
Posted by: John S Walden 3-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Dave Roper's 'Y-Chromosome Markers Families Comparisons'.
Posted by: John S Walden 3-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

JORDAN Surname DNA Project.
Posted by: LJordan316 3-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

'Red-hair gene tied to melanoma. 19 October 2000'.
Posted by: Annie, the WritingTeacher 3-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

'Red hair a legacy of Neanderthal man'. The Sunday Mail, UK newspaper, p.22. 22/04/2001.
Posted by: Annie, the WritingTeacher 3-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

BBC article. 'English and Welsh are races apart'.
Posted by: DNACousins 2-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Weale et al. 2002. Y chromosome evidence for anglo-saxon mass migration. Mol Biol Evol. 19(7):1008-21.
Posted by: DNACousins 2-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

NCBI's OMIM (Online Mendelian Inheritance in Man) site. The database is a catalog of human genes and genetic disorders authored and edited by Dr. Victor A. McKusick and colleagues at Johns Hopkins and elsewhere, and developed for the web by NCBI. Includes textual information, pictures, and reference information, links to NCBI's Entrez database of MEDLINE articles and sequence information.
Posted by: Annie, The WritingTeacher 1-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

HLA (human leukocyte antigen) information.
Posted by: DNACousins 1-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Historic and contemporary writings of the Primitive or Old School Baptists, who adhere to the doctrines and practices held by Baptist Churches throughout America at the close of the Revolutionary War.
Posted by: GWJCAL 1-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Notes about Scotch-Irish and German Settlers in Virginia and the Carolinas, by William Lee Anderson III.
Posted by: CWMeb 1-Oct-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Mitomap's diagram of mitochondrial DNA molecule.
Posted by: DNACousins 30-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Thomas et al. 2002. Founding mothers of Jewish communities: geographically separated Jewish groups were independently founded by very few female ancestors. Am. J. Hum. Genet. 2002 Jun;70(6):1411-20. Also at http://www.journals.uchicago.edu/AJHG/journal/issues/v70n6/013504/brief/013504.abstract.html
Posted by: DNACousins 30-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Kittles et al. 1999. Autosomal, Mitochondrial, and Y Chromosome DNA Variation in Finland: Evidence for a Male-Specific Bottleneck. Am. J. Phys. Anthropology, 108:381-399.
Posted by: DNACousins 30-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Useful chart showing percentage of markers shared for different degrees of relationships. See also http://newsarch.rootsweb.com/th/read/GENEALOGY-DNA/2002-09/1032191552
Posted by: DNACousins 30-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter.
Posted by: Melinde 29-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Oct 07 2002 

Margaret McMahon mtDNA descendants, mtDNA types: {947U}: 00073G, 16111T, 16140C, 16362C, 16519C, 00146C, 00152C, 00195C, 00263G. Includes surnames Clay, Duggin, Hunt, Lehan, McInnes, McMahon.
Posted by: Greg Bonner 29-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Oct 02 2002 

'Human Genome Project Newsroom' at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) web sites. Also see http://www.ornl.gov/hgmis/
Posted by: Annie, The WritingTeacher 29-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Oct 02 2002 

Medieval Scandanavia.
Posted by: Cheryl Morris 29-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Oct 02 2002 

Lenard E. Mc Donald's family site.
Posted by: Lenard E. Mc Donald 28-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 28 2002 

BALL surname Y chromosome study.
Posted by: Steven C. Perkins 28-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 28 2002 

Estonian Genome Foundation. See also http://www.geenivaramu.ee for information on the Estonian Genome Project.
Posted by: Kevin Duerinck 27-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 28 2002 

BLANCHARD DNA Project.
Posted by: John F. Chandler 27-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 28 2002 

FRASER DNA Project. Access from the DNA link at http://thefrasers.com/
Posted by: Robert Fraser Andrews 27-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 27 2002 

Bulgar chronology, also see http://www.geocities.com/kutriguri/bulgar_history.html
Posted by: Roy Johnson 26-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 27 2002 

'Middle Easterners Brought Farming, and Genes, to Europe'. Also see New Scientist (10 August 2002, pg 15) for related article.
Posted by: Jim & Gaila 26-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 27 2002 

FREEMAN DNA Project. See also http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~carnicle/Freeman%20DNA%20Project/
Posted by: HOPE A. CARNICLE 25-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 27 2002 

RADER Surname Project. Also surnames RAEDER, REEDAR, REEDER, REETER, RIDER, RODER, ROEDER, ROTTER, RUDER, RYDER.
Posted by: James L. Rader 25-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 27 2002 

STEWART / STUART DNA project.
Posted by: Bobbkat1 25-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 25 2002 

Human and chimp genomes now estimated to be 95 percent similar, down from the 98.5-percent similarity previously reported.
Posted by: Steven C. Perkins 24-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 25 2002 

Gusmao L et al. 2002. Chimpanzee homologous of human Y specific STRs. A comparative study and a proposal for nomenclature. Forensic Sci Int 2002 Apr 18;126(2):129-36. One example of how some stretches of DNA are "highly conserved," even over millions of years.
Posted by: DNACousins 24-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 25 2002 

BARTON project's release form discussion.
Posted by: DNACousins 24-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 25 2002 

Get your entire gene map within a week for US 621,500. News article. See also http://www.siliconvalley.com/mld/siliconvalley/business/industries/biotech/3870562.htm (link from DNACousins)
Posted by: Cheryl Morris 23-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 25 2002 

Thomas et al. 2002. Founding Mothers of Jewish Communities: Geographically Separated Jewish Groups Were Independently Founded by Very Few Female Ancestors. Abstract. Am. J. Hum. Genet., 70:1411-1420.
Posted by: DNACousins 23-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 25 2002 

Overview of mechanisms causing microevolutionary allele changes, including genetic drift effect (describes founder effect and genetic bottlenecks). See also http://mywebpages.comcast.net/biologycentury/ for other useful background articles.
Posted by: Nancy Custer 23-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 25 2002 

Russian Jewish Genetics, A collection of abstracts and reviews of books, articles, and genetic studies.
Posted by: Cheryl Morris 23-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 25 2002 

Ann Turner's table of transitions and transversions for HVR1. It is a "CSV" (Comma Separated Variable) file, can be opened as a spreadsheet table or with NotePad or other text editor.
Posted by: DNACousins 22-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 25 2002 

Bancroft Library of Oral History at UC Berkeley.
Posted by: Annie, the WritingTeacher 22-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 25 2002 

WALKER surname DNA Testing Project. Updated URL supplied 24-Sep-2002 by FaberCove.
Posted by: FaberCove 24-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 25 2002 

TOWNSEND surname project.
Posted by: Lewis Townsend 21-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 22 2002 

Interesting HVS I and II statistical tables. See also http://www.hvrbase.de/index.html. HvrBase is a searchable compilation of human and ape mtDNA control region sequences.
Posted by: Annie, The WritingTeacher 20-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 22 2002 

Free phylogenetic network analysis shareware software
Posted by: Pieter J. Cramwinckel 19-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 22 2002 

European Society of Human Genetics (ESHG) abstracts of papers on Genetic Epidemiology and Population Genetics (P0479 - P0542). See also http://www.medacad.org/eshg/abstracts/ and http://www.medacad.org/eshg/. Many interesting abstracts, example, see P0534, 'The presence of the western Eurasian mtDNA haplogroup U5 in sub-Saharan Africans'.
Posted by: Annie, The Writing Teacher 18-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 19 2002 

'Tracing human history through genetic mutations' migrations map. See referring article, 'The Human Family Tree: 10 Adams and 18 Eves' at http://www.nytimes.com/library/national/science/050200sci-genetics-evolution.html
Posted by: DNACousins 18-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 19 2002 

FTDNA Markers Chart, a curve that establishes the relationship between the 50% line and the number of markers.
Posted by: DNACousins 18-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 19 2002 

Homo sapiens mitochondrion, complete genome, summary sequence view.
Posted by: DNACousins 18-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 19 2002 

Search NCBI (National Center for Biotechnology Information) collection of biomedical books.
Posted by: DNACousins 18-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 19 2002 

'Why Y? THE Y CHROMOSOME IN THE STUDY OF HUMAN EVOLUTION, MIGRATION AND PREHISTORY', Neil Bradman & Mark Thomas of The Centre for Genetic Anthropology at University College London.
Posted by: DNACousins 17-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 19 2002 

KINCAID surname DNA project results.
Posted by: Peter A. Kincaid 17-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 19 2002 

Useful BBC backgrounders.
Posted by: Annie, The Writing Teacher 17-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 19 2002 

'A Resource for Turkic and Jewish History in Russia and Ukraine'.
Posted by: Annie, The Writing Teacher 17-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 18 2002 

'Recent Developments in Y- Chromosome Analysis of Y-STRsand Y-SNPs', AAFS Y Chromosome Workshop February 12, 2002, John M. Butler, National Institute of Standards and Technology. Slides from presentation.
Posted by: DNACousins 16-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 18 2002 

Home May Prove Viking 'Sagas', latimes.com, 16 Sep 2002. Apparent discovery of the Icelandic home of Snorri Thorfinnsson, said to be the first person of European descent born in the New World. Access requires free site registration.
Posted by: CWMeb 16-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 18 2002 

Hammer et al. 1997. Y Chromosomes of Jewish Priests. Originally published in Nature, Vol 385-2 January 1997.
Posted by: Jim & Gaila 15-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 18 2002 

'Remarkable twins give clue to cleft palates', 01 September 02, NewScientist.com news service. Concerning identical twins, one with cleft palate and one without.
Posted by: Jim & Gaila 15-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 18 2002 

Árnason. 2002. Personal Identifiability in the Icelandic Health Sector Database. J. Internet Law & Technology, 2002, #2
Posted by: Steven C. Perkins 13-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 18 2002 

WATKINS Y-DNA Results. Le Bron Camp "Lee" PRESTON's Watkins line results.
Posted by: LeePreston 12-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 18 2002 

Torroni et al. 2000. mtDNA Haplogroups and Frequency Patterns in Europe. Am. J. Hum. Genet. 66:1173-1177.
Posted by: Redfield, Beryl S. 12-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 18 2002 

HATCHER DNA Project. See also http://worldconnect.rootsweb.com/cgi-bin/igm.cgi?db=QUAKEHAT
Posted by: Nel Hatcher 11-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 18 2002 

Publications page for the Stanford Human Population Genetics Laboratory.
Posted by: Steven C. Perkins 10-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 18 2002 

Homepage of Antiquity Journal, 'an international journal of expert archaeology'. Includes subscription information, index, selected articles.
Posted by: Steven C. Perkins 10-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 18 2002 

Moore and Reijo-Pera. 2000. Male Sperm Motility Dictated by Mother's mtDNA. Editorial. Am. J. Hum. Genet. 67:543-548.
Posted by: Annie, The Writing Teacher 10-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 18 2002 

'Overlapping Genetic and Archaeological Evidence Suggests Neolithic Migration, Say Stanford Researchers': Press release about article by Peter Underhill & Roy King, Antiquity, September 2002.
Posted by: DNACousins 10-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 18 2002 

COTTON Genealogy.
Posted by: Ross GH Cotton 8-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 18 2002 

Nebel et al. 2001. The Y Chromosome Pool of Jews as Part of the Genetic Landscape of the Middle East. Am. J. Hum. Genet. 69:1095-1112.
Posted by: DNACousins 8-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 08 2002 

BROWN surname DNA project. URL updated from DNAforBrowns post of 29-Sep-2002.
Posted by: DNACousins 7-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 07 2002 

Budowle et al. 2002. HVI and HVII mitochondrial DNA data in Apaches and Navajos. Abstract. Int J Legal Med 116: 212-215.
Posted by: Patrick Guinness 7-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 07 2002 

Paracchini et al. 2002. Hierarchical high-throughput SNP genotyping of the human Y Chromosome using MALDI-TOF Mass Spectroscopy, Nucleic Acid Research. Nucleic Acids Research, Vol 30, No 6, e27. Disussion of a proposed technique for high-throughput SNP genotyping of the Y chromosome.
Posted by: Nancy Custer 6-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 07 2002 

Short Tandem Repeat DNA Internet DataBase. (See also http://www.cstl.nist.gov/div831/strbase/weblink.htm for useful links).
Posted by: Ron Lindsay 6-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 07 2002 

ALLRED family study.
Posted by: Linda Allred Cooper 6-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 07 2002 

PACE surname study. See also http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pace/ and http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com/~pace/DNA/index.html
Posted by: Roy Johnson 5-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 07 2002 

'Probability distribution of time to MRCA: Y Chromosome markers. Two individuals with 25 exact matches, no mismatches. Method by B. Walsh.
Posted by: DNACousins 5-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 07 2002 

From 'An Introduction to Genetic Analysis, 8. The Structure and Replication of DNA, Structure of DNA': chemical structures of adenine (A), guanine (G), cytosine (C), thymine (T)
Posted by: DNACousins 5-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 07 2002 

European Commission plans three-year study to evaluate and develop SNP-based forensic technologies, in place of STR-based technology.
Posted by: Steven C. Perkins 5-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 05 2002 

Kayser and Sajantila. 2001. Mutations at Y-STR loci: Implications for paternity testing and forensic analysis. Forensic Sci. Int. 118 116-121.
Posted by: Steven C. Perkins 5-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 05 2002 

'Late Pleostocene [sic] Human Population Bottlenecks, Volcanic Winter and Differentiation of Modern Humans', by Stanley H. Ambrose. Extract from "Journey of Human Evolution" [1998] 34, 623-651
Posted by: Mark May 4-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 05 2002 

'Toba, Indonesia, 75,000 years ago'. Effects of volcanic eruption in Sumatra, Indonesia, during the Late Pleistocene.
Posted by: Mark May 4-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 05 2002 

Thomas et al. 2000. Y Chromosomes Traveling South: The Cohen Modal Haplotype and the Origins of the Lemba - the "Black Jews of Southern Africa". Am. J. Hum. Genet., 66:674-686.
Posted by: Patrick Guinness 3-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 04 2002 

Discusses DNA Banking to help reunite adoptees with birth parents.
Posted by: DNACousins 2-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 03 2002 

Use this URL to join the DNA surname projects webring.
Posted by: Pieter J. Cramwinckel 1-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 02 2002 

Emmett Mason genealogy & DNA information.
Posted by: Masontree 1-Sep-2002  Added to this page: Sep 02 2002 

Vernesi et al. 2001. Genetic characterization of the body attributed to the evangelist Luke. PNAS November 6, 2001, vol. 98, no. 23, 13460-13463. In HTML format at http://www.pnas.org/cgi/content/full/211540498v1 (URL submitted by Cheryl Morris)
Posted by: Annie, The Writing Teacher 31-Aug-2002  Added to this page: Sep 02 2002 

BBC News Online article, reporting on DNA tests on a body said to be St Luke's, suggesting that the body buried in the tomb did come from Syria, which, according to historical records, was t