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So in my 23andme it shows me as having the T/T genotype of this marker. Does that mean I do or do not have the at risk marker?
by tbinmd 6y ago
So in my 23andme it shows me as having the T/T genotype of this marker. Does that mean I do or do not have the at risk marker?
- boberto123 6y agoI think you're good. From what I've read, the high risk is C. T/T is modern human. C is neanderthal. So C/C - youre 3 times more likely to get sick. C/T youre 1.5times more likely to get sick. Reference: https://www.gnxp.com/WordPress/2020/07/04/using-23andme-ancestry-family-tree-dna-to-identify-risk-allele-for-respiratory-failure-with-covid-19/comment-page-1/ https://www.gnxp.com/WordPress/2020/07/04/using-23andme-ance... === If this is wrong, someone correct me, but T/T results from 23andme seem to be 84.5% of the population (caucasion people), so YOU SHOULD BE FINE.