MDLP K18a

MDLP K18a is a modern admixture calculator that decomposes an individual’s genome into 18 biologically and geographically informed components. Designed for a global audience — genealogists, population geneticists, students, and curious individuals — it evaluates ancestry proportions using reference signals that span Africa, Europe, Asia, the Near East, and Oceania. Reference groups include African HG, ANI, Basque, Caucasian, East Asian (EA), East Africa, East Europe, Indian, Near East, North Africa, Oceanian, Sardinian, Siberian, South Europe, Subsaharian, Turkic, Volga-Ural, and West Europe. What it analyzes: MDLP K18a estimates relative contributions from distinct ancestral clusters, highlighting both deep, ancient lineages and more recent regional admixture. It uses allele frequency patterns to infer proportions that reflect historical migrations, isolation, and gene flow between populations. Who it’s for: This calculator is intended for users worldwide seeking a balanced, interpretable picture of genetic ancestry. It suits hobbyists exploring family origins, researchers comparing population structure, and educators illustrating how modern genomes are mosaics of past encounters. Insights you can gain: Results reveal primary continental ancestries and finer regional signals (for example, differentiation between Sardinian, Basque, South and West European components), detect South Asian-related (ANI/Indian) inputs, and identify contributions from North and East African, Siberian, or Oceanian lineages. These proportions can illuminate migration histories, admixture events, and relative genetic affinity to reference groups. Context and value: By integrating geographically diverse references, MDLP K18a bridges older, deep ancestry signals and modern population structure. It helps contextualize personal results within broader human history — such as expansions from the Near East, Eurasian steppe movements, African diversity, and Austronesian/Oceanian dispersals — wh