Help (magnitude)
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Magnitude is a subjective measure of interest. It is generally sorted according to...
| 0 | You have the common genotype, for which nothing interesting is known. |
|---|---|
| 0.1 | You have the common genotype, but its interesting that this varies for others |
| 1 | Semi-plausible but not very exciting |
| (blank) | No one has yet assigned a magnitude. Treated as a 1. |
| 2 | looks interesting enough to be worth reading |
| 2.1 | hmm, interesting |
| 3 | Probably worth your time |
| 10 | As significant as APOE4. |
Floating point numbers (ie 2.1) are supported, and in time should become more useful. Numbers bigger than 10 are allowed and expected in the future.
The genotypes with highest magnitude are
The Genosets with the highest magnitude are
| Magnitude | Summary | |
|---|---|---|
| Gs149 | 1010 | testing for orientation issues |
| Gs2045 | 55 | Mitochondrial Haplogroup H6a1a |
| Gs1013 | 55 | Mitochondrial Haplogroup H17 |
| Gs202 | 55 | Haplogroup I1b* (Y-DNA) |
| Gs3023 | 55 | Mitochondrial Haplogroup H2a3 |
| Gs3034 | 55 | Mitochondrial Haplogroup H4a1 |
| Gs2042 | 55 | Mitochondrial Haplogroup H6 |
| Gs1009 | 55 | Mitochondrial Haplogroup H1c2 |
| Gs3020 | 55 | Mitochondrial Haplogroup H2a2a |
| Gs2031 | 55 | Mitochondrial Haplogroup H3d |
| … further results | ||