MDLP K10e

MDLP K10e is a ModernAncient-category admixture calculator that decomposes an individual's autosomal DNA into ten global ancestral components. Built from the MDLP framework, it compares your genotype to ten reference populations — Papuan, NEA (Northeast Asian), ASI (Ancestral South Indian), Siberian, Easteuropean, Westeuropean, ANI (Ancestral North Indian), SEA (Southeast Asian), African, and Amerindian — to produce a proportional profile of likely ancestries across both modern and deep-time axes. Who it’s for: MDLP K10e is designed for worldwide users: genetic genealogists, population-genetics students, amateur historians, and anyone curious about their multi-regional heritage. It is particularly useful for people with complex, mixed, or understudied backgrounds who want a clearer sense of contributions from broad Eurasian, African, Oceanian, and Native American lineages. What you learn: The calculator provides percentage estimates of each reference component, revealing relative affinities such as South Asian (ANI vs ASI) contrasts, Northeast vs Southeast Asian contributions, European east–west clines, and non-Eurasian ancestries like Papuan and Amerindian. Because it blends modern and ancient signals, K10e highlights both recent admixture and deeper population structure that reflects prehistoric migrations. Context and value: The ten components encapsulate major human migration episodes — Out-of-Africa dispersals, Eurasian differentiation, peopling of the Americas, Austronesian and Papuan diversification, and the complex South Asian ANI–ASI admixture. MDLP K10e translates these broad patterns into an individual-level snapshot, helping users situate their DNA within global population history. Limitations and use: This model is a simplified representation and depends on reference selection and statistical assumptions. Results are best interpreted comparatively (relative affinities rather than exact provenance) and alongside other calculators, haplogroup data, an