Phylogeography of human Y-chromosome haplogroup Q3-L275 from an academic/citizen science collaboration

Balanovsky, Oleg; Gurianov, Vladimir; Zaporozhchenko, Valery; Balaganskaya, Olga; Urasin, Vadim; Zhabagin, Maxat; Grugni, Viola; Canada, Rebekah; Al-Zahery, Nadia; Raveane, Alessandro; Wen, Shao-Qing; Yan, Shi; Wang, Xianpin; Zalloua, Pierre; Marafi, Abdullah; Koshel, Sergey; Semino, Ornella; Tyler-Smith, Chris; Balanovska, Elena

doi:10.1186/s12862-016-0870-2

BMC Ecology and Evolution

Table 1 Frequencies of haplogroup Q3-L275 in indigenous populations and population-based genealogical projects

From: Phylogeography of human Y-chromosome haplogroup Q3-L275 from an academic/citizen science collaboration

Indigenous populations				Genealogical projects
Population/Country	Frequency (%)	N	Reference	Genealogical project	Frequency (%)	N
Europe
Austria-Hungary	1,3	76	[32]	Alpine DNA Project	0,3	384
Slovak	0,6^a	473	[67]	Anglo-Saxon	0,2	415
				Benelux	0,4	480
Czech	0	120	[68, 69]	Czech DNA	0,3	381
French	0	130	[70–73]	French Heritage franiais	0,1	2613
German	0	499	[68, 69, 72, 74]	German DNA Project	0,2	2840
Iberian	0	798	[75]	Iberian Peninsula DNA Project	0,1	1829
Italian	0	55	[72, 76]	Italy	0,4	825
Latvian	0	86	[71]	Latvia DNA	4,6	175
Lithuanian	0	339	[77, 78]	Lituania Propria	0,4	504
				Nethelands Dual DNA Project	0,2	405
Polish	0	964	[68, 70, 71, 74]	Polish Family Tree DNA	0,9	3074
Portuguese	0	30	[79]	Portugal DNA Project	0,3	372
Romanian	0	67	[80]	Romania	1,2	167
Russian	0	2119	[71, 81–83]	Russia DNA	1,1	1309
				Russia-Slavic DNA Project	1,2	432
Tatar	0	56	[81, 84]	Tatarstan	1,7	180
Ukrainian	0	911	[70, 78]	Ukrainian DNA Project	0,5	434
Jewish
Ashkenazi	5,1	441	[85]	Ashkenazi Iberian	1,5	758
Cohanim	0,9	215	[32]	Jewish DNA	2,5	1796
Israelites	3,7	738	[32]	Jewish German	5,7	244
				Jewish Ukraine West	2,3	1006
				Jewish Prague	2,5	80
				Gesher Galicia - Jewish DNA	3,6	308
West Asia
Arab	2,1	143	[30]	Arabian-Gulf	0,2	1233
Assyrian, Iran	2,6	39	[86]	Assyrian	1,3	76
Azeri, Iran	1,6	63	[86]	Azerbaijan DNA Project	0	80
Bandari, Iran	0,8	131	[31]	Armenian DNA Project	0,6	634
Gheshmi, Iran	2,0	49	[31]	Aramaic DNA Project	1,2	85
Iranian, East	0,8^a	124	[31]	Bahrain	1,9	54
Iranian, West	1,5^a	200	[31]	Iranian DNA Project	0	134
Iraqi	1,9	154	[30]	Iraq DNA Project	1,3	524
Jordanian	1,5^a	275	[67]
Lebanese	1,2^a	145	[67]
Lebanon	0,3^a	334	[86]	Lebanon-Syria-Palestine-Jordan	0	323
Lur, Iran	3,9	50	[31]
Persian, Iran	7,1	70	[31]	Middle East DNA Project	0,3	1950
Syrian	1,5^a	65	[67]
Turkish	1,0^a	585	[67]	Turkey	0	319
Central Asia
Hazara	1,0^a	101	[87]
Hazara, Xingjiang	0	53	[88]
Kazakh, Xingjiang	0	72	[89]	Kazahstan DNA-project	0,3	606
Kyrghyz	0	13	[90]	Kirgiz DNA-project	0	72
Pashtun	0	87	[87]
Uyghur, Xinjiang	4^a	194	[89]
Uyghur, Xinjiang	2,7^a	89	[88]
South Asia
Afghanistan	0,7	190	[35]	Afghan-Pakistani DNA Project	8,7	103
Afghanistan, South	0,5	146	[35]
Himachal Pradesh	5^a	59	[34]
India, Central	0^a	72	[91]	Syrian Christians of Kerala,India	1,0	104
India, East	0^a	128	[91]
India, North	0^a	80	[91]
India, North Rajasthan	2,3^a	44	[34]	India subcontinent DNA Project	1,1	470
India, South	0^a	303	[91]
Pakistan	1,1^a	177	[91]
Pakistan, North	1,2^a	86	[91]
Pakistan, South	1,1^a	91	[91]
Pathan, Pakistan	2,6^a	270	[92]
Punjab	3,5^a	57	[34]
Sindhi	4,8^a	21	[87]
North Africa
Morocco	1,2^a	83	[32]	Egypt	0	144

The table contains populations where haplogroup Q3-L275 was found (zero frequencies are shown only for populations where haplogroup Q3 was revealed in the alternative dataset)
^aThese samples were assigned to haplogroup Q3-L275 based on their STR haplotypes

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