roxie60
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The following is a thread from 'Mothering.com' and in it Mamafish9 idents BHMT01 rs482842 as the rs. This was back in 6/2010. I'm still searching to find verification of which of the BHMT rs# is the one we should be reporting (the one Yasko has identified as related to methylation cycle).
"I told them I am a member of a forum with lots of kids with food allergies, and I have a big group who would be really interested in learning about any discounts
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I posted on the Yasko forums to see if anyone can tell me more about the nameless SNPs. I also am browsing the data in the 23andme sample account.
Here are my guesses:
AHCY 2: rs1205357
I don't think 23andme tests the other two AHCY snps. However, the support for those is very similar to SHMT, which you do have identified.
BHMT: taking a leap that the 1, 2, 4, 8 refer to a sequence of mutations Dr. Amy was monitoring, guessing that:
BHMT 1: rs492842
BHMT 2: rs6894156
BHMT 4: rs6875201 or rs379754
BHMT 8: rs3797546 or rs567754"
"I told them I am a member of a forum with lots of kids with food allergies, and I have a big group who would be really interested in learning about any discounts
I posted on the Yasko forums to see if anyone can tell me more about the nameless SNPs. I also am browsing the data in the 23andme sample account.
Here are my guesses:
AHCY 2: rs1205357
I don't think 23andme tests the other two AHCY snps. However, the support for those is very similar to SHMT, which you do have identified.
BHMT: taking a leap that the 1, 2, 4, 8 refer to a sequence of mutations Dr. Amy was monitoring, guessing that:
BHMT 1: rs492842
BHMT 2: rs6894156
BHMT 4: rs6875201 or rs379754
BHMT 8: rs3797546 or rs567754"