I am here and available any time. I am not always fast about reading this list, but usually respond to direct questions. Interpreting all the DYSs and alleles is not necessarily easy but neither is it wildly difficult. Our effort to fill in the background information and definitions can be found at www.BeattyDNA.org. Discussion of results is at the Yahoo Groups List called Genmatch. Joining Genmatch this week is probably not possible because Les is out of the country. --Earl Beaty, L13, L20 ----- Original Message ----- From: <[email protected]> To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, March 04, 2007 8:49 PM Subject: Re: [BP2000] Beatty info at World connect > > In a message dated 3/4/2007 9:16:11 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, > [email protected] writes: > > I'd love to help, but that would be, being rude to Earl. He runs the Beatty > > project... Did you contact him? You can send him your markers from the other > testing house. Which testing house was it? What test did you do at Family > tree DNA? > > Have you joined the mailing list for the yDNA project? > > > Yes, I probably have joined the yDNA mailing list project/your project. I'll > have to figure that out when I write to Earl. How do I write to Earl? I'll > send him what I got in the mail yesterday. I don't know what you mean by a test > I did? How about Allele markers and DYS numbers. I don't know about these > things enough to describe things. I just got a certificate - Y-DNA from Family > Tree DNA, with results based on kit # 81627 which I submitted a few months or > whatever before I did the test with BP-2000, eh? This certificate says if I > my alleles for the thirty-seven Loci match another person exactly, then you/I > share the same Haplotype. I have DYS numbers and below those are the Allele > numbers and some of them are equal and many are not. So, I guess I should > send all of the DYS numbers and the comparable Allele numbers to Earl. Early > Beatty? Thanks. Don.