About us
The objective of the I1-L1301+ L1302- project is to investigate the genealogical connections between the L1301 clusters in North Western Europe. Of special interest is to find a possible geographical origin of the L1301 SNP.
Please join our Facebook group for continous updates:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/l1301/
This project is intended for everybody positive for the I1-L1301 SNP but tested or assumed negative for its subclade I1-L1302 (L1301+ L1302-)
There are two parallell projects
The I1-L1301+ L1302- and I1-L1302 projects are closely related and it can be hard to predict if you are L1302- (belong to I1-L1301+ L1302-) or L1302+ (belong to I1-L1302). Please do not hesitate to email us if you want advice on where you belong.
The L1301+ L1302- map
Icons showing a representative selection of samples of this subclade.
Investigating the L1301 subclade
The L1301 subclade consists of many clusters and branches where each branch could be a group of surnames or families. To find out these relations, you have to collect as much data about your Y-DNA as possible. One way to get deep knowledge about your particular branch is to take the Big Y test. By doing this you get a huge amount of SNPs which in combination with other Big Y tests will reveal the tiniest branches. If you are interested in this, please let us know so we can tell you more about it.
Please join our Facebook group for continous updates:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/l1301/
This project is intended for everybody positive for the I1-L1301 SNP but tested or assumed negative for its subclade I1-L1302 (L1301+ L1302-)
There are two parallell projects
- I1-L1301+ L1302- (this project)
- I1-L1302
The I1-L1301+ L1302- and I1-L1302 projects are closely related and it can be hard to predict if you are L1302- (belong to I1-L1301+ L1302-) or L1302+ (belong to I1-L1302). Please do not hesitate to email us if you want advice on where you belong.
The L1301+ L1302- map
Icons showing a representative selection of samples of this subclade.
Investigating the L1301 subclade
The L1301 subclade consists of many clusters and branches where each branch could be a group of surnames or families. To find out these relations, you have to collect as much data about your Y-DNA as possible. One way to get deep knowledge about your particular branch is to take the Big Y test. By doing this you get a huge amount of SNPs which in combination with other Big Y tests will reveal the tiniest branches. If you are interested in this, please let us know so we can tell you more about it.