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The group expresses overall approval of the study, citing detailed findings like the minimal Norse Y-chromosome introgression and French-like ancestries. The tone is analytical, with comments exploring the implications of localised genetic clusters, demonstrating a meaningful engagement with the research’s broader historical context.
Most discussions acknowledge the value and findings of the Irish DNA Atlas, supporting its significance for understanding Irish history.
Participants show curiosity about genetic differences and comparisons between Irish and British populations, indicating moderate interest.
Posts analyze specific details such as Norse and French ancestry contributions, reflecting thoughtful engagement with the research.
The discussions highlight how the study reshapes perceptions of Irish genetic history, suggesting it influences future research and understanding.
@TiaBruhn @itsjohncrotty @DNAdiahan This is based only on the Y-chromosome so it excludes half the population and also all the information from the 22 autosomes. Here is a better map from the People of the British Isles Project and the Irish DNA Atlas Project: https://t.co/jB8CInQE58 https://t.co/i6LCOtjOyh
The Irish DNA Atlas: Revealing Fine-Scale Population Structure and History within Ireland "French clusters are the best fit for about half of the ancestry within these Irish clusters" Scientific Reports volume 7, Article number: 17199 (2017) Source: https://t.co/03q4G2uVSH
The Irish DNA Atlas: revealing fine-scale population structure and history within Ireland | Scientific Report from Nature https://t.co/ORBWs7UWYn
Interesting info … Differences Between Irish & English DNA… https://t.co/2wkZinuSow via @YouTube
Source for above: The Irish DNA Atlas: Revealing Fine-Scale Population Structure and History within Ireland. By Gilbert et al. (2017) https://t.co/Y3HoF47Y5k.
RT @hbdchick: "...seven clusters of predominantly Irish ancestry (‘Gaelic’ Irish), and three clusters of shared Irish and British ancestry…
What are the DNA differences and similarities between Ireland and England? This video explores ancient DNA variations due to migrations in the Neolithic and Bronze Age, examining factors like lactose tolerance…
Interesting info … Differences Between Irish & English DNA… https://t.co/2wkZinuSow via @YouTube
Differences between Irish and English DNA - I am 1/4 Irish and 3/4 English. https://t.co/69W0wpJ2nr
@TiaBruhn @itsjohncrotty @DNAdiahan This is based only on the Y-chromosome so it excludes half the population and also all the information from the 22 autosomes. Here is a better map from the People of the British Isles Project and the Irish DNA Atlas Project: https://t.co/jB8CInQE58 https://t.co/i6LCOtjOyh
The Irish DNA Atlas: Revealing Fine-Scale Population Structure and History within Ireland | Scientific Reports https://t.co/oCmADpXByA
This was a great read: The Irish DNA Atlas: Revealing Fine-Scale Population Structure and History within Ireland “Furthermore, analysis of putatively Norse-origin surnames suggests little Norse Y-chromosome introgression within Ireland.” https://t.co/hyIjEQSvLu
@Bilcro @BligheDerek "These results suggest a homogenous contribution of these two ancient Irish genomes to contemporary genetic structure in Ireland." The Irish DNA Atlas: Revealing Fine-Scale Population Structure and History within Ireland Edmund Gilbert, Seamus O’Reilly, Michael Merrigan,
The Irish DNA Atlas: revealing fine-scale population structure and history within Ireland | Scientific Report from Nature https://t.co/ORBWs7UWYn
The Irish DNA Atlas: Revealing Fine-Scale Population Structure and History within Ireland "French clusters are the best fit for about half of the ancestry within these Irish clusters" Scientific Reports volume 7, Article number: 17199 (2017) Source: https://t.co/03q4G2uVSH
Source for above: The Irish DNA Atlas: Revealing Fine-Scale Population Structure and History within Ireland. By Gilbert et al. (2017) https://t.co/Y3HoF47Y5k.
RT @hbdchick: "...seven clusters of predominantly Irish ancestry (‘Gaelic’ Irish), and three clusters of shared Irish and British ancestry…
The Irish DNA Atlas: Revealing Fine-Scale Population Structure and History within Ireland | Scientific Reports https://t.co/EH77QQ194N
@rasmansa @tadesouaiaia @HPluckrose @hkhanirl I mean look at this - DNA linked with very small areas in Ireland: Gilbert, E., O’Reilly, S., Merrigan, M. et al. The Irish DNA Atlas: Revealing Fine-Scale Population Structure and History within Ireland. Sci Rep 7, 17199 (2017). https://t.co/xxx7qzU9Kf
“...we demonstrate high levels of North-West French-like and West Norwegian-like ancestry within Ireland. We show that that our ‘Gaelic’ Irish clusters present homogenous levels of ancient Irish ancestries. ” The Irish DNA Atlas https://t.co/fE8qVXS0mw
RT @hbdchick: "...seven clusters of predominantly Irish ancestry (‘Gaelic’ Irish), and three clusters of shared Irish and British ancestry…
RT @hbdchick: "...seven clusters of predominantly Irish ancestry (‘Gaelic’ Irish), and three clusters of shared Irish and British ancestry…
RT @hbdchick: "...seven clusters of predominantly Irish ancestry (‘Gaelic’ Irish), and three clusters of shared Irish and British ancestry…
RT @hbdchick: "...seven clusters of predominantly Irish ancestry (‘Gaelic’ Irish), and three clusters of shared Irish and British ancestry…
RT @hbdchick: "...seven clusters of predominantly Irish ancestry (‘Gaelic’ Irish), and three clusters of shared Irish and British ancestry…
The Irish DNA Atlas: Revealing Fine-Scale Population Structure and History within Ireland https://t.co/qymHHWzhTa
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