разные названия для теста - это еще одно доказательство того, что оно новодел 

4 часа назад, asan-kaygy сказал:

Анализ выявил 84 маркера и показал принадлежность образца к гаплогруппе J2a2 (J-L581)

Было бы прикольно, если бы эта линия оказалась ) https://www.yfull.com/tree/J-PH1795/

Хорошо что ссылка появилась:

Banfai Zsolt, Gyenesei Attila, Bene Judit, Pap Norbert, Miseta Attila, Kasler Miklos, Melegh Bela
Investigating the origin of the Ottoman dynasty based on Y Haplogroup-related markers
EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF HUMAN GENETICS 30 : Suppl. 1 pp. 540-540. , 1 p. (2022)

Introduction: The four most common Y chromosome haplogroups in Turkey are J2, R1b, G and E3b. R1a is the sixth most common haplogroup among the male members of the Turkish population. The actual haplogroup of the House of Osman is still controversial, the Ottoman dynasty might belong either the J2, or the R1a haplogroup. The J2 haplogroup is supported by the conventional analysis of a known recent descendant on the direct male line of H.I.H. Prince (Şehzade) Yusuf Izzeddin (1857-1916), the first-born son of Sultan Abdülaziz (1830-1876) and the older brother of Abdulmejid II (1868-1944). This test revealed the J2a (J-M410) haplogroup.

Materials and Methods: Whole genome sequencing was performed on a DNA sample belonging to a male descendant of the Ottoman dynasty, H.I.H. Prince (Şehzade) Mahmud Namık Osmanoğlu, a member of the direct male lineage of Sultan Mehmed V Reşâd (1844-1918). The BCFtools package was used for variant calling and the AMY-tree algorithm was applied to determine the relevant set of Y haplogroup markers.

Results: The analysis identified 84 markers and indicated that the sample belongs to the J2a2 (J-L581) haplogroup.

Conclusion: Results revealed that the J2 is the common haplogroup of the Ottoman dynasty. This haplogroup is known to be common on the Anatolian peninsula and can be found also in the Caucasus region and in Central Asia. Relationship of these pools should be further investigated.

This study was supported by the NKFIH K119540 grant and by the University of Pécs “A stronger Hungary, a self-conscious nation” project.

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Ага. R1a