MDLP K11e
MDLP K11e is a compact ModernAncient admixture calculator for global users. Using 11 reference components (African, Amerindian, ASI, Basal, Iran‑Mesolithic, Neolithic, Oceanic, EHG, SEA, Siberian, WHG), it estimates deep and recent ancestral proportions. Ideal for genealogists and researchers, it highlights prehistoric lineages, migration legacies, and regional affinities—while noting results are model-based estimates.
Detalhes da Calculadora
Informação detalhada sobre esta calculadora de mistura genética
Sobre esta calculadora
MDLP K11e is a ModernAncient-mode admixture calculator designed to estimate deep and recent ancestry proportions using a compact, 11-component reference panel. It compares a tested genome to global reference clusters — African, Amerindian, ASI (Ancestral South Indian), Basal, Iran-Mesolithic, Neolithic, Oceanic, EHG (Eastern Hunter‑Gatherer), SEA (Southeast Asian), Siberian, and WHG (Western Hunter‑Gatherer) — to produce a proportional breakdown that blends signals from ancient and modern populations. The calculator is intended for curious genealogists, population geneticists, amateur DNA analysts, and anyone with raw autosomal data who wants a clearer view of how ancestral layers from different eras contribute to their profile.
What you get: a succinct percentage map of ancestry components that highlights deep Pleistocene and Holocene lineages (Basal, WHG, EHG), early farmer and Mesolithic inputs (Neolithic, Iran‑Mesolithic), regionally specific clusters (ASI, SEA, Siberian, Oceanic), plus broad continental labels (African, Amerindian). These results can help users infer major migration legacies, admixture events, and affinities to ancient population movements — for example, distinctions between hunter‑gatherer and early farming ancestries, or traces of Southeast Asian versus Oceanic heritage.
Why it’s valuable: MDLP K11e synthesizes ancient-informed and modern reference material to make deep ancestry interpretable for a global audience. It is compact enough for clear visual summaries yet diverse enough to capture key prehistoric and recent signals. Important caveats: outcomes depend on reference construction, sample representation, and statistical modeling; percentages are estimates, not exact genealogical fractions. Use MDLP K11e alongside historical records, regional studies, and other calculators for a fuller picture of your genetic past.
Populações de referência
As populações utilizadas como referências genéticas nesta calculadora
11 Poblaciones de referencia
African: Encompasses diverse populations from the African continent, known for genetic diversity and ancient lineages.
Amerindian: Refers to indigenous peoples of the Americas, with genetic roots tracing back to early humans who migrated from Asia to the New World.
ASI (Ancestral South Indian): Represents the ancient population component of South Asia, distinct from later migrant groups such as Indo-Europeans.
Basal: Reference to early diverging human lineages before major global dispersals, often used in context of ancient populations.
Iran-Mesolithic: Populations from the region of modern-day Iran during the Mesolithic period, pivotal in the spread of farming to Europe and South Asia.
Neolithic: Associated with the first agricultural communities that significantly contributed to the spread of farming and settled life, particularly in Europe and West Asia.
Oceanic: Pertains to the indigenous peoples of the Pacific Islands, including Melanesia, Micronesia, and Polynesia, showcasing adaptations to island life.
EHG (Eastern Hunter-Gatherer): Ancient populations in Eastern Europe and Western Asia, known for their semi-nomadic lifestyles before agricultural expansion.
SEA (Southeast Asian): Diverse populations from the region of Southeast Asia, characterized by complex migrations and cultural exchanges.
Siberian: Refers to indigenous groups within Siberia, adapted to the cold environments with unique cultural and genetic traits.
WHG (Western Hunter-Gatherer): Populations from Western Europe during prehistoric times, noted for their hunter-gatherer economies preceding Neolithic farmers.
Como interpretar a análise de mistura genética
Descubra como funcionam as calculadoras de mistura genética e como interpretar os resultados
O que é a análise de mistura genética?
A análise de mistura genética estima a semelhança genética comparando o seu DNA com populações de referência de diferentes partes do mundo. Os componentes do modelo representam essas referências e dependem dos dados e pressupostos utilizados.
Esta calculadora utiliza 11 cuidadosamente seleccionadas modernas y antiguas populações como referências para descrever detalhadamente a semelhança genética.
Como funciona
- Tu DNA se compara con 11 poblaciones de referencia
- Modernas y antiguas se utilizan como referencias genéticas
- Os resultados mostram a sua semelhança genética com estas populações
- A diversidade do painel de referência influencia as estimativas
Como interpretar seus resultados
Os resultados mostram percentagens de similaridade genética com estas populações de referência. Tenha presente estes pontos:
- Os resultados reflectem a semelhança genética, não ascendência directa demonstrada
- Modernas y antiguas se utilizan como referencias
- As percentagens indicam contribuições relativas no modelo
- Os resultados são estimativas baseadas nos dados de referência disponíveis