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Jan 07 2009

Genebase Y-DNA STR Marker Table Version 3.5

Published by Genebaseteam at 11:37 am under Y-DNA STR Markers

The following table outlines the Y-DNA STR markers available at Genebase and the corresponding motifs used for allele designation in Version 3.5. 

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Please note that Users from previous versions will be automatically converted to 3.5.

Y-STR marker

Motif

Comparison to NIST nomenclature
DYS19 [TAGA]3tagg[TAGA]n same motif
DYS385a/b [aagg]6-7[GAAA]n same motif
DYS388 [ATT]n same motif
DYS389 l/ll I:  [TCTG]3[TCTA]n      II: [TCTG]n[TCTA]nN28  [TCTG]3[TCTA]n       same motif
DYS390 (tcta)2[TCTG]n[TCTA]n[TCTG]n [TCTA]ntca(tcta)2 same motif
DYS391 (tctg)3[TCTA]n same motif
DYS392 [TAT]n same motif
DYS393 [AGAT]n same motif
DYS413a/b [CA]n ?
DYS426 [GTT]n same motif
DYS434 (taat)1-2[CTAT]n same motif
DYS435 [TGGA]n same motif
DYS436 [GTT]n same motif
DYS437/DYS457 [TCTA]n[TCTG]n[TCTA]4 same motif
DYS438 [TTTTC]1[TTTTA]0-1[TTTTC]n same motif
DYS439 [GATA]n same motif
DYS441 [TTCC]n same motif
DYS442 (tatc]2(tgtc)3[TATC]n same motif
DYS444 [TAGA]n same motif
DYS445 [TTTA]n same motif
DYS446 [TCTCT]n same motif
DYS447 [TAATA]n[TAAAA]n[TAATA]n [TAAAA]n[TAATA]n same motif
DYS448 [AGAGAT]nN10(agagat)3N14 [AGAGAT]n same motif
DYS449 [TTTC]nN50[TTTC]n same motif
DYS450 [TTTTA]n same motif
DYS452 [TATAC]2[TGTAC]2[TATAC]n[CATAC]1[TATAC]1[CATAC]1  [TATAC]3-4[CATAC]0-2        [TATAC]0-3[CATAC]1[TATAC]3 same motif
DYS453 [AAAT]n same motif
DYS454 [AAAT]n same motif
DYS455 [AAAT]n same motif
DYS456 [AGAT]n same motif
DYS458 [GAAA]n same motif
DYS459a/b [TAAA]n same motif
DYS460 [ATAG]n same motif
DYS461 [TAGA]n[CAGA]n same motif
DYS462 [TATG]n same motif
DYS463 [AAAGG]n[AAGGG]n[AAGGA]2 same motif
DYS464a/b/c/d [CCTT]n same motif
DYS468 [TCC]n[TTC]n[(TTA)(TTC)]n[TTC]n ?
DYS472 [AAT]n ?
DYS481 [CTT]n same motif
DYS484 [AAT]n ?
DYS485 [TTA]n same motif
DYS487 [ATT]n ?
DYS490 [TTA]n same motif
DYS492 [ATT]n same motif
DYS494 [TAT]n ?
DYS495 [AAT]n same motif
DYS504 [TCCT]n same motif
DYS505 [TCCT]n same motif
DYS508 [TATC]n same motif
DYS511 [GATA]n ?
DYS518 [AAAG]n[GAAG]n[AAAG]n [GGAG]n[AAAG]n ?
DYS520 [ATAG]n[ATAC]n same motif
DYS522 [GATA]n same motif
DYS525 [TAGA]n same motif
DYS527a/b [GAAA]n[GGAA]n same motif
DYS531 [AAAT]n same motif
DYS532 [CTTT]n same motif
DYS533 [ATCT]n same motif
DYS534 [CTTT]n same motif
DYS537 [TCTA]n ?
DYS540 [TTAT]n same motif
DYS549 [AGAT] same motif
DYS556 [AATA]n same motif
DYS557 [TTTC]n same motif
DYS565 [TAAA]n same motif
DYS568 [AAAT]n ?
DYS570 [TTTC]n same motif
DYS572 [AAAT]n same motif
DYS575 [AAAT]n same motif
DYS576 [AAAG]n same motif
DYS578 [AAAT]n ?
DYS588 [TTGTA]n[TTGCA]n[TTGTA]n [TTGCA]n[TTGTA]n ?
DYS590 [TTTTG]n ?
DYS594 [TAAAA]n same motif
DYS607 [AAGG]n same motif
DYS612 [CCT]n[CTT]n[TCT]n[CCT]n[TCT]n ?
DYS614 [CTT]n[CCT]n[CTT]n[CCT]n[CTT]n [CCT]n[CTT]n[CCT]n[CTT]n[CCT]n [CTT]n[CCT]n[CTT]n[CCT]n[CTT]n ?
DYS617 [TTA]n ?
DYS626 [AAAG]n same motif
DYS632 [CATT]n same motif
DYS635/GATA C4 [TCTA]4[[TGTA]2[TCTA]2[TGTA]2 [TCTA]2[TGTA]0,2[TCTA]n same motif
DYS640 [AAAT]n ?
DYS641 [TAAA]n same motif
DYS643 [CTTTT]n same motif
DYS644 [TTTTA]n ?
DYS710 [AAAG]n same motif (different counting method)
DYS711 [CTT]n[CTTT]n[CTT]n ([CTC][CTT])compound[CTCCTTT]n[CTCCTA]n[CTT]n[CTC]n[CTT]n ?
DYS712 [AGAT]n[AGAC]n same motif
DYS713 [TCTT]ntc(TCTT)2tctgtcttttttctttct [CTTT]n(TCTT)5tcc(TTCT)2 (CTTTT)2ttta(TTTAT)4 ?
DYS714 [TTTCT]n[CTTCT]n[TTTCT]n [CTTCT]n[TTTCT]n same motif
DYS716 [CCATT]n ?
DYS717 [TGTAT]n[TATTG]n[TACTG]n [TATTG]n different motif
DYS724a/b [AAAG]nN5[AAGG]n ?
GATA A10 [TAGA]n same motif
GATA H4 [TAGA]n same motif
YCAII a/b [CA]n same motif

 *Variable regions in each motif are indicated in blue.

*Motifs used for allele designation in Version 3.5 are compared to NIST nomenclature, and marked as “same” or “different” accordingly. 

*Question mark (?) indicates that NIST data is currently unavailable.

What is “NIST nomenclature”?

NIST stands for “National Institute of Standards and Technology”.  NIST is a non-regulatory federal agency within the U.S. Department of Commerce with the mission to promote U.S. innovation and industrial competitiveness by advancing measurement science, standards, and technology in ways that enhance economic security and improve our quality of life. 

NIST has compiled and maintained a Short Tandem Repeat DNA Internet Database called STRBase, a valuable STR information resource.  Click here to view the NIST standards for the most commonly tested Y-chromosome STR markers

To facilitate Y-DNA STR data comparisons between different laboratories and research groups, many laboratories choose to follow the standard NIST nomenclature to avoid differences in allele values due to different nomenclatures (motif and counting method) between different laboratories.  Most motifs in the NIST nomenclature follow the ISFG (International Society of Forensic Genetics) guidelines.  Click here to view the latest ISFG recommendations on the Y-STR nomenclature.

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