混合计算器

Modern World Kakaji K20

Modern World Kakaji K20 offers a 20-population admixture breakdown that maps your DNA to a curated panel spanning Africa, Europe, the Middle East, South & East Asia, Siberia, and the Americas. Ideal for genetic genealogy, research, and education, it provides interpretable ancestry proportions and insights into recent gene flow and regional affinities — with clear caveats about model dependence.

20 构成部分
世界范围 目标区域
Kakaji/DNAGenics 作者
Modern 大纪元
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Modern World Kakaji K20 — What this calculator analyzes

This calculator decomposes an individual genotype into contributions from 20 modern reference populations, producing a fine-grained admixture profile for the contemporary world. It compares your DNA to a curated panel that spans Sub-Saharan Africa, North Africa and the Middle East, Europe, South Asia, East and Northeast Asia, Siberia, and Indigenous America to estimate relative ancestry proportions.

Who it’s designed for

  • Genetic genealogy enthusiasts seeking regional affinities
  • Researchers and students exploring population structure and recent admixture
  • Educators demonstrating real-world examples of human genetic diversity

Reference panel highlights

Includes representative groups such as Lahu, Naxi, Dai, Japanese, Yakut (East & Northeast Asia); Tamil, Telegu, Makrani, Kalash (South & Central Asia); Finn, Sardinian (Europe); Druze, Bedouin, Mozabite (Middle East/North Africa); Gambian, Esan, Mbuti and Biaka Pygmies (diverse African ancestries); and Karitiana, Pima (Indigenous America).

Insights you can gain

  • Quantitative ancestry proportions against 20 modern populations
  • Detection of mixed regional signals (for example, South Asian + West Eurasian or East Asian + Siberian)
  • Clues about recent gene flow, historical migrations, and population contact zones

Historical and genetic context

The panel reflects both ancient deep splits (e.g., Sub-Saharan vs. non‑African) and recent regional structure shaped by migrations, trade, and isolation (e.g., island Sardinian drift, Siberian Yakut ancestry, Andean/Amazonian Americas). The inclusion of pygmy and Saharan/North African references helps resolve African substructure often missed in coarse models.

Why this calculator is valuable

  • Provides a balanced, interpretable K=20 breakdown that is more granular than broad continental models
  • Useful for mapping likely regional affinities and recent admixture events
  • A practical teach
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参考人口

计算器中用作遗传参考的种群

20 Reference Populations

  • Lahu: A Tibeto-Burman speaking ethnic group from Yunnan, China.
  • Naxi: An ethnic group primarily found in the Yunnan and Sichuan provinces of China.
  • Gambian: West African population from Gambia, mostly part of the Mandinka ethnic group.

Middle Eastern

  • Druze: A religious minority found mainly in Lebanon, Syria, and Israel.
  • Bedouin: Traditionally nomadic Arab groups, predominantly in the Middle East.

European

  • Finn: Peoples from Finland of Uralic linguistic origin.
  • Sardinian: Inhabitants of the island of Sardinia, with a distinct genetic profile.
  • Mozabite: Berber ethnic group from the M'zab region in Algeria.

South Asian

  • Tamil: A Dravidian ethnic group native to Tamil Nadu, India, and northern Sri Lanka.
  • Telegu: Predominantly found in Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, India.
  • Makrani: An ethnic group primarily found in the Makran coast of Pakistan and Iran.

East Asian

  • Dai: An ethnic minority primarily located in Yunnan, China.
  • Japanese: Native people of Japan, known for a unique cultural history.
  • Yakut: Turkic-speaking people from the Sakha Republic in Russia.

African

  • EsanNigeria: An ethnic group from southern Nigeria.
  • Mbuti_Pygmies: Indigenous hunter-gatherers from the Ituri Forest in the Congo.
  • Biaka_Pygmies: Indigenous pygmy people from the Central African Republic and Cameroon.

South Asian

  • Kalash: An indigenous people native to the Chitral District of Pakistan.

Indigenous American

  • Karitiana: Indigenous people from the Brazilian Amazon.
  • Pima: Indigenous peoples from Arizona in the U.S. and Sonora in Mexico.
Chapter III

理解混合分析

学习混合计算器如何工作,如何解释结果

什么是“混合分析”?

混合分析是用来通过将你的DNA与来自世界各地的参考人群进行比较来估计你的基因祖先的一种方法。 把它看作是创造了你的基因化妆的食谱, 即成分是不同的祖先种群。

此计算器使用 20 仔细选择 modern 作为参考,可以详细分解您的遗传遗产。

如何运作

  • 将您的 DNA 与 20 个参考人群进行比较
  • 以 Modern 人群作为遗传参考
  • 结果显示你的基因与这些种群相似
  • 使用不同的参考面板更准确

了解你的成果

您的研究结果将显示与这些参考人群的遗传相似性的百分比。请记住这些要点:

  • 结果反映了遗传相似性,而不是直接祖先
  • Modern populations are used as references
  • 表明相对遗传贡献的百分比
  • 结果是根据现有参考数据作出的估计数