MDLP K14b

MDLP K14b is a Modern-Ancient admixture calculator that estimates the proportional contributions of fourteen carefully chosen reference populations to an individual's genome. Designed for a global audience—researchers, genetic genealogists, students of population history, and curious individuals worldwide—this tool places your DNA within a deep temporal framework by comparing it to both ancient and regionally informative components: ANE (Ancient North Eurasian), ANI, ASI, Caucasian, Mesolithic, Neolithic, East-Asian, Subsaharan, Near-East, Pygmy, Amerindian, Papuan, Siberian, and Altaic. What the calculator analyzes: MDLP K14b measures relative affinities between your genotype and the reference panel to produce a 14-way admixture profile. Results highlight deep prehistoric signals (for example ANE, Mesolithic, Neolithic) alongside more recent regional inputs (Near-East, East-Asian, Subsaharan), helping you see both ancient substrata and later population movements. Insights users can gain: You will receive a nuanced breakdown of ancestral components that can inform hypotheses about migration routes, regional ancestry, and the deep origins of specific lineages. The profile can help distinguish South Asian Indus-related proportions (ANI/ASI), detect eastern or Siberian influences, and reveal transcontinental traces such as Papuan or Amerindian affinities at low levels. Historical and genetic context: The model synthesizes modern and ancient reference data to bridge archaeological periods and contemporary populations. It emphasizes how admixture is cumulative—modern genomes are mosaics shaped by waves of hunter-gatherers, farming expansions, pastoral movements, and long-distance contacts. Why this calculator is valuable: MDLP K14b is useful for comparative exploration, hypothesis generation, and education. It offers an accessible, reproducible snapshot of deep and regional ancestry without overclaiming precision—best used alongside historical, linguistic, and archae