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• TITLE: The Major Y-Chromosome Haplogroup R1b-M269 in West-Europe, Subdivided by the Three SNPs S21/U106, S145/L21 and S28/U152, Shows a Clear Pattern of Geographic Differentiation

  AUTHORS: Gérard Lucotte

  KEYWORDS: Y-Chromosome DNA Polymorphisms, Haplogroups, SNP, West-Europe, Sub-Haplogroups

  JOURNAL NAME: Advances in Anthropology, Vol.5 No.1, February 3, 2015

  ABSTRACT: More than 2600 unrelated males from West-Europe were analysed by molecular hybridization experiments for the p49a,fTaq I polymorphisms. A total of 895 subjects (34%), belonging to haplogroup M269, were identified and further analysed for the three SNPs, S21/U106, S145/L21 and S28/U152; these three SNPs define the Northwest, West and South European sub-haplogroups, respectively. These haplogroups showed quite different frequency distribution patterns within West-Europe, with frequency peaks in Northern Europe, in Brittany in France and in Northern Italy/Southern France.