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I19110 Bashkiria Nevolino IA 23andme format + Trait Predictor

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For this video we will analyze the DNA of a migration period DNA sample from Bashkortostan. This sample is ethnically Uralic, and has minimal turkic admixture.

This is his predicted phenotype.

According to my andreimix tool, he can be broken down as a mixture of modern Udmurts with modern Tatars and Maris.

According to the neolithic mapper, he is close to various eastern europeans, northern central asians, and saamis. The number 1 closest ethnicity to him are Udmurts.

We see the same thing with the F2 runs as well, according to which he plots closest to Udmurts, then Kazan Tatars, then Central Asians.

F4 runs allow us to compare his genome to haploid populations, and according to F4, he is particularly close to other iron age and migration period samples from Tatarstan and Volga, showing that the uralic horizon in iron age russia was somewhat monolithic.

According to qpAdm analysis, his ancestry could be broken down into 5 percent turkic, 31 percent baltic bronze age, 33 percent yaz culture proto indo-iranian, 17 percent proto-uralic, and 15 percent west siberian hunter-gatherer.

With my trait predictor, he is predicted to have light hazel eyecolor, medium brown hair color, olive skin color, curly hair texture, and a snub nose shape.

He scored high for odds of AMD(3.4), Rheumatoid Arthritis(2.3), Atrial fibrillation(1.6), Bipolar type 2(2.2), Bipolar type 1(1.4), Schizophrenia(1.5), Type 2 diabetes(2.4), and Psoriasis(5.8).

He carried rare risk variants for Alpha-1 Antitrypsin Deficiency(1), celiac disease(4), HIV protection(2, HLA-C), and protection from baldness(2, AR).

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