7Q - Haplotypes and ancestry

[@ManpreetKaur-ng9mb]

Wow. I didn't even need to know this much info but I decided to listen anyways because the way you explain it is so awesome and interesting!!

[@hartree.y]

Thank you for such clear and engaging explanations.

[@gerinmcguire]

You're awesome! I'm studying for my immunology midterm at UBCO, and I came across this video - this is so interesting. :)

[@madhawarock]

Wow! You're so clear in explaining these concepts. Thank you!

[@RievenRast]

Thank you! You are an excellent teacher!

[@alanraymundo]

Amazing. Super well and clearly explined! needed to remember some of these concepts. Thank you!

[@leylakutluca7244]

I love your videos so much! Thank you for your contribution :)

[@jiayiliu9371]

Thank you so much for this clearly explanations!!!

[@iamcornholiooooo3019]

I love this channel ❤️

[@RoulDukeGonzo]

How is the plot at 4:10 constructed? Purely using "empirical statistics"? Many thanks.

[@UsefulGenetics]

I confess that I can't remember. It has data points, so I think I took it from some expert analysis.

[@RoulDukeGonzo]

@@UsefulGenetics gotta love those experts ;-) I guess it could be done analytically, but simulation would be easier for someone like me. Thanks for the reply!

[@michaelfortunato1860]

Ty! Question: If p(0 inheritance) =0 for 5 gen ago (slide 7), how could the more common scenario in a 5 gen pedigree (slides 3, 4) be that some genealogical ancestors are not genetic ancestors? May we assume that your 5 gen diagram was just the biggest we could easily see graphically, but it really stood for a bigger pedigree reaching, say, 10-12 gens, where the p(0 inheritance) ~ 1/2 from a specific genealogical ancestor? Or am I missing something?

[@juliankeller5030]

I like how Disney’s Recess’s Muriel is in the your related videos. Got the same color scheme going on lol

[@Jkstolz]

Such an interesting subject!

[@DrGBIO202]

Excellent presentation & explanation! I have to ask, what stylus/tablet are you using to annotate?

[@timnye4042]

does this account for changes from epigentics what supposedly get passed down to progeny?

[@tianyase]

What about people that have a spiritual connection with their ancestry would it differ from those that are not as spiritually connected. For example 9 ether beans or black people have higher number structure and a different molecular structure then others and also are known for being the most spiritual people. So to say that everyone doesn't reach back to I guess those 32 ancestors could vary based on the spiritual belief.❤ I love the information by the way.

[@SpaceExplorer]

love it!!!

[@CLEANDrumCovers]

Her hair is violet.