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NOTICE: As of 4 Mar 2011, FTDNA has ceased offering Advanced STRs in bundles at a discount. They are now available only a la carte (see Advanced Orders on your FTDNA member page). Even so, I will leave this page online, just in case it will make it easier to decide which markers to test or to place an order (by tiling this window with the order form). |
Below is a list of tests extracted from the "Advanced Orders" menu
at FamilyTreeDNA (as of 1 Dec 2010). These are the markers
you can purchase to "max out" your STR testing there. With the exception
of a few markers in the Palindromic Pack, none of the listed markers is
duplicated from the FTDNA standared 67-marker set. (There is no point
in cherry-picking the palindromic markers to eliminate duplications because,
even if you do, the price for the whole bundle is still cheaper, so you
might as well go ahead and order the entire panel.)
The markers below are grouped and prioritized in the order I am suggesting my project members take them. If you are looking for mutations to help differentiate lines in families, I recommend Groups 1 and 2 as having the most variability. Testing Group 3 will allow you to make full comparison with the huge database at SMGF (Sorenson Molecular Genealogy Foundation) and with individuals tested at Ancestry-DNA. Until I get some speeds for Groups 4 and 5, I don't know what the prospects are for getting a mutation with them. I've had only four members take them, and just one had a mutation at one marker — on the other hand, we were desperate for markers to separate these cousins, so it was worth it. I've only just begun filling in the relative speeds. If you want numerical "rates" with sources, please see my Excel spreadsheet including all of FTDNA's markers, but I've only just begun adding those rates, too. Do feel free to link to this page, but please don't copy the table to your web site. |
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You would only take the Kittler test ($23) if your values for DYS385a
and DYS385b are different. Once one member of a family has taken
this test, the probability is that all family members would have the same
result, so this test would be the last priority, if taken at all.
L69 ($29) is a Haplogroup I2 SNP with an associated STR: L69STR. It is listed among the SNP tests, not among the "Advanced" STR tests. You need to specify that you want the STR test. |
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