Information on the National Database "Bolivia"

The National Database "Bolivia" consists of 457 haplotypes (at least minimal) which were published in 2 population studies and were additionally submitted via personal communication (3 submissions) .

Most common haplotypes

Count	DYS19	DYS389I	DYS389II	DYS390	DYS391	DYS392	DYS393	DYS385
13	14	13	29	24	11	13	13	11,14
12	13	14	31	23	10	16	14	15,18
9	13	12	29	24	10	13	13	14,17
8	13	14	31	23	10	16	14	15,19
7	13	13	29	24	10	14	12	14,15
7	13	13	30	23	10	16	14	15,18
6	14	13	29	24	10	13	13	11,14
5	13	13	30	23	10	14	13	14,17
5	14	12	30	23	10	15	14	13,16
5	14	13	29	24	11	13	13	11,15

Count	DYS391	DYS389I	DYS439	DYS389II	DYS438	DYS437	DYS19	DYS392	DYS393	DYS390	DYS385
9	10	12	12	29	11	14	13	13	13	24	14,17
8	10	14	13	31	11	14	13	16	14	23	15,18
7	11	13	12	29	12	15	14	13	13	24	11,14
6	10	14	13	31	11	14	13	16	14	23	15,19
5	11	13	12	29	12	15	14	13	13	24	11,15
4	10	12	11	30	11	14	14	15	14	23	13,16
4	10	13	10	29	11	14	13	14	12	24	14,15
4	10	13	12	30	11	15	13	14	13	23	14,16
4	10	13	12	30	12	14	13	14	13	22	15,16
4	10	13	12	32	11	14	14	14	13	24	14,15

Count	DYS456	DYS389I	DYS390	DYS389II	DYS458	DYS19	DYS385	DYS393	DYS391	DYS439	DYS635	DYS392	YGATAH4	DYS437	DYS438	DYS448
9	15	12	24	29	15	13	14,17	13	10	12	22	13	11	14	11	19
5	15	13	24	29	17	14	11,14	13	11	12	23	13	12	15	12	19
5	15	14	23	31	16	13	15,19	14	10	13	22	16	12	14	11	20
4	15	12	23	30	17	14	13,16	14	10	11	22	15	12	14	11	21
4	15	13	23	30	17	13	14,16	13	10	12	22	14	11	15	11	21
4	15	13	23	30	18	13	15,18	13	11	11	22	14	11	15	11	20
4	16	13	24	32	16	14	14,15	13	10	12	24	14	13	14	11	19
4	17	13	24	29	14	13	14,15	12	10	10	22	14	11	14	11	19
3	14	14	23	32	18	13	13,17	13	10	12	23	14	12	14	11	20
3	15	13	23	31	17	13	14,15	12	10	13	23	15	12	15	11	20

Count	DYS576	DYS389I	DYS448	DYS389II	DYS19	DYS391	DYS481	DYS549	DYS533	DYS438	DYS437	DYS570	DYS635	DYS390	DYS439	DYS392	DYS643	DYS393	DYS458	DYS385	DYS456	YGATAH4
2	18	13	19	32	14	10	25	12	12	11	14	16	24	24	12	14	10	13	16	14,15	16	13

There are no Y27 haplotypes or all haplotypes are singletons.

There are no Ymax haplotypes or all haplotypes are singletons.

Population studies

Roewer L., Nothnagel M., Gusmão L., Gomes V., González M., Corach D., Sala A., Alechine E., Palha T., Santos N., Ribeiro-Dos-Santos A., Geppert M., Willuweit S., Nagy M., Zweynert S., Baeta M., Núñez C., Martínez-Jarreta B., González-Andrade F., De F., Silva D., Builes JJ., Turbón D., Parra L., Arroyo-Pardo E., Toscanini U., Borjas L., Barletta C., Ewart E., Santos S. and Krawczak M. (2013), 'Continent-wide decoupling of Y-chromosomal genetic variation from language and geography in native South Americans.', PLoS Genet 9(4):e1003460 [PubMed] [DOI]
Tirado M., López-Parra AM., Baeza C., Bert F., Corella A., Pérez-Pérez A., Turbón D. and Arroyo-Pardo E. (2009), 'Y-chromosome haplotypes defined by 17 STRs included in AmpFlSTR Yfiler PCR Amplification Kit in a multi ethnical population from El Beni Department (North Bolivia).', Leg Med (Tokyo) 11(2):101-3 [PubMed] [DOI]

Personal communications

YA005867, YA005395, YA005678