Ejudy
Thu, Jul-18-02, 01:17
Others of us are in the same boat and its possible to share
access to desired papers as well as discuss them with well
informed folks in this group:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/paleoanthro/
Good luck! ejudy
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allbell@vnet.net (A.L. Bell) wrote in article
<41c36732.0205150915.21152bd6@posting.google.com> :
>Sorry, but I'm way too lazy to actually mail $62 to the
>American Journal of Human Genetics to look at the
>Thomas/Weale article about Jewish mtDNA. Although maybe I'm
>neurotic enough that I'll go ahead and mail the check.
>
>Anyhow, if anyone out there does have a subscription, could
>you possibly look to see if it says anything about Haplogroup
>M, or if it mentions any specific mtDNA patterns with
>differences from the norm in Hyper Variable Region 1 at
>16,111, 16,223, 16,235 and 16,362?
>
>I understand that this is the genetic equivalent of looking
>up a horoscope, but it just seems like a fun thing to do.
>
>Also, if someone knows of a good, electronic,
>credit-card-based way to get access to a single AJHG article,
>I'd be interested in that, too.
access to desired papers as well as discuss them with well
informed folks in this group:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/paleoanthro/
Good luck! ejudy
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allbell@vnet.net (A.L. Bell) wrote in article
<41c36732.0205150915.21152bd6@posting.google.com> :
>Sorry, but I'm way too lazy to actually mail $62 to the
>American Journal of Human Genetics to look at the
>Thomas/Weale article about Jewish mtDNA. Although maybe I'm
>neurotic enough that I'll go ahead and mail the check.
>
>Anyhow, if anyone out there does have a subscription, could
>you possibly look to see if it says anything about Haplogroup
>M, or if it mentions any specific mtDNA patterns with
>differences from the norm in Hyper Variable Region 1 at
>16,111, 16,223, 16,235 and 16,362?
>
>I understand that this is the genetic equivalent of looking
>up a horoscope, but it just seems like a fun thing to do.
>
>Also, if someone knows of a good, electronic,
>credit-card-based way to get access to a single AJHG article,
>I'd be interested in that, too.