my iGENEA test

[The LION will ROAR]

Wonder how greeks test their DNA.....?

DON'T YOU KNOW..???

GREEK RECIPE
You take three parts Albanian, add two parts Slav, mix it well with one part Vlach, add a little Roma and other spices then simmer for 100 years. Then add 4 parts Macedonian, two parts Christian Turk from Asia Minor, mix well and let simmer for a decade while stirring. Then presto you have instant Hellenes amounting to 98% pure Greeks, descendants of the ancient Greeks and 2% Muslim Greeks. The "Muslim" part is a bi-product from not having the pot properly "cleansed" .

[Risto the Great]

DON'T YOU KNOW..???

GREEK RECIPE
You take three parts Albanian, add two parts Slav, mix it well with one part Vlach, add a little Roma and other spices then simmer for 100 years. Then add 4 parts Macedonian, two parts Christian Turk from Asia Minor, mix well and let simmer for a decade while stirring. Then presto you have instant Hellenes amounting to 98% pure Greeks, descendants of the ancient Greeks and 2% Muslim Greeks. The "Muslim" part is a bi-product from not having the pot properly "cleansed" .

But what is a "slav"?


p.s. Julie, Artemi was joking.

Kure will reveal himself sooner or later. Lucky he chose a short name, otherwise it would have been too much of a mouthful. I hope he stands up to this kind of screwtiny .... somebody stop me please

[The LION will ROAR]

[QUOTE=Risto the Great;55227]But what is a "slav"?


This was from Lord Byron cook book..not mine..lol

[indigen]

If they find traces of piperki, then your 100% Macedonian...lol

Unfortunately piperki/chilli peppers arrived with the Ottomans and originate from the Americas. Most likely Dragan of Ohrid, who accompanied Columbus, thought they would make a great national food for Macedonians and sent a courier delivery, but it lost its way and ended up going to India first.

[Makedonec]

Kureski is a common lastname??

[Bij]

how much does one of these tests cost?

[Dimko-piperkata]

how much does one of these tests cost?

here are the prices

https://www.igenea.com/index.php?c=16&lp=6

[Daniel the Great]

Has anyone from the MTO had one of these DNA tests done and sent back to them the results? if so it would be interesting to see.

[kure]

My iGENEA results have not come back yet, but I received my familytreedna.com username and password to compare some of my information with others.

According to familytreedna.com my Haplogroup is
I2a (more specifically I-P37.2). They cannot be more specific, because I did not order the upgrade for the Haplogroup test, but according to wikipedia; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Haplogroup_I_%28Y-DNA%29

I2a-P37.2 (P37.2) branches into;

* I2a1-M26 (L158, L159, M26) Typical of the population of the so-called "archaic zone" of Sardinia; also found at low frequencies among populations of Southwest Europe, particularly in Castile, Béarn, and the Basque Country
o I2a1a-M161 (M161) Very rare (1 in Puerto Rico)
o I2a1b-L160
* I2a2-M423 (L178, M423)
o I2a2a-L69.2 (L69.2(=T)/S163.2) Typical of the Balkan populations, especially the populations of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia; also found with high frequency in Moldavia and Romania and high haplotype diversity values, but lower overall frequency, among the populations of Slovakia and the Czech Republic
+ I2a2a1-P41.2 (P41.2/M359.2) Very rare (2 in Bosnia and Herzegovina, 1 in Turkey, 1 in England and 1 in Croatia)
o I2a2b-L161 low frequency in Ireland and Great Britain



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[kure]

As for genetic matches in the database, I have 4 exact genetic matches. From their first name, surname, and surname endings, they appear to be either anglicized macedonian or bulgarian names. For security purposes I blacked out everything except for the surname endings of my match and myself.






Additionally, there is a part of the site where it compares your "ancestral origins" to others "ancestral origins" in the database. One's "ancestral origins" are decided solely by the user. One is prompted to input their paternal and maternal country of origin. I put Macedonia, as both of my parents were born in the Republic.

Following is a comparison of my genetic profile with others in the database. It is interesting to note that I got 2 exact matches in Romania. Many who follow this forum know of the migrations from Macedonia to Romania, especially in the more recent past (WWI and WWII era).






As soon as I get more information, I will be sure to post it. Enjoy.

[Risto the Great]

This is interesting in a strange kind of way!
Keep it up Kure.

[Phoenix]

This is interesting in a strange kind of way!
You've got some hard evidence there Kure

[fyrOM]

Following kures lead I have ordered a test from igenea. I don’t see a problem with posting it here later and as per request if you're not Macedonian, then you have to cancel your account here immediately I shall dutifully bow out if the test are negative.hahahaha

[Phoenix]

Following kures lead I have ordered a test from igenea. I don’t see a problem with posting it here later and as per request if you're not Macedonian, then you have to cancel your account here immediately I shall dutifully bow out if the test are negative.hahahaha

This is interesting in a strange kind of way!

OziMak, just like Kure, I hope you can come again.

[Onur]

According to familytreedna.com my Haplogroup is
I2a (more specifically I-P37.2)

This means that your paternal ancestors are one of earliest inhabitants of Balkans since I2a considered to be one of the oldest genome type in Europe, arose in/around of Balkans. AFAIK, It`s believed to be the the major haplogroup of Illyrian people.



Check out my message here;

http://www.macedoniantruth.org/forum/showthread.php?p=54989#post54989