Re: [ranchos] Huejucar!!! Part two

[Pacorro73@...]

Just a word on DNA tests for females...of course they can be done.  
Females have DNA just like males.  But remember from your chapter on 
Genetics in your Biology class, females have XX chromosomes and males 
have XY chromosomes.  Male haploid reproductive cells (sperm cells) are 
either X or Y chromosome cells.  Female haploid (or ova) are ALL 
X-chromosome cells. When an X sperm cell fertilizes a X ovum, a baby 
girl is conceived.  When a Y sperm cell fertilizes an X ovum, a baby 
boy is conceived.  That is why males determine the sex of the newborn 
child.
As Joseph, and anyone else who has investigated their genetic 
genealogy, can attest to, paternal origin can only be checked via the 
Y-DNA only.  Consequently, only males can have their Y-DNA traced, 
because only males have the Y-chromosome (which is where the Y-DNA is 
located).  Unfortunately, females are XX and have no Y-DNA, so females 
have to ask a close male relative (father, brother, or paternal-cousin) 
if they want their Y-DNA checked along their direct male line.
But there is good news.  Both males and females have X-DNA, so the 
mitochondrial DNA can be analyzed through both males and females.  
Mitochondrial DNA (or M-DNA) rarely mutates and is passed from mother 
to daughter, and directly along the female line.  Males have M-DNA but 
do not transmit the M-DNA to their sons or daughters.  So if two 
individuals, either male or female, have the same M-DNA, then they both 
descend from the same ancestress.
 I am no genetic scientist, so I only have a general understanding.  I 
hope that this little bit of information helps anyone else out there 
with questions.
Sincerely,
Steven Hernandez

-----Original Message-----
From: Carol Turner <cdian@...>
To: ranchos@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Sun, 4 Sep 2005 19:01:43 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: Re: [ranchos] Huejucar!!! Part two

 I will talk to my dad again about this.  Don't they do
DNA tests yet on females?

--- Joseph Puentes <makas@...> wrote:

> Thanks Prima,
>
> I haven't heard from you lately. Just thinking about
> you as I was
> organizing some of our Muro Records. I'm trying to
> get my mess into some
> kind of a reasonable pile. Thanks again. I'm trying
> to find a Muro from
> my line of Muro's to consider DNA testing. Any
> Muro's on your side that
> might be good candidates?
>
> joseph
>
> ps:  Not sure of the time frame but there are films
> for that area of
> Huejucar back to 1765:
>
> Title
> Registros parroquiales, 1765-1973
>
> Authors
> Iglesia Católica. San Francisco de Asís (Huejúcar,
> Jalisco) (Main Author)
>
> Notes
> Microfilme de manuscritos en el archivo de la
> parroquia.
> Algunos de los libros incluyen índice.
> Parish registers of baptisms, confirmations,
> marriages and marriage
> petitions, and deaths from Huejúcar, Jalisco,
> Mexico.
>
> Subjects
> Mexico, Jalisco, Huejúcar - Church records
>
> Format
> Manuscript (On Film)
>
> Language
> Spanish
>
> Publication
> Salt Lake City, Utah : Filmados por la Sociedad
> Geneal?gica de Utah,
> 1962, 1978
>
> Physical
> 102 carretes de microfilme ; 35 mm. : 16 mm.
>
>
>
> Carol Turner wrote:
>
> >Jospeh that is wonderful news.  The only family
> >connection from that area would be my
> >great-grandmother Francisca Carrillo who was from
> that
> >area; she married Casmiro Muro.   However I found
> her
> >baptism and marriage record in Santa Maria and
> >Colotlan.  Francisca was born in the early 1840's;
> >it's possible Huejucar didn't have a church until
> >after that time-frame?  I wish you good-luck, at
> this
> >time I don't have any films from Huejucar.
> >
> >Carol Turner
> >
> >--- Santos Luna <mistyriver123@...> wrote:
> >
> >
> >
> >>I share your joy.....now go... and take on those
> >>films!!!
> >>Cheers/Helyn
> >>
> >>Joseph Puentes <makas@...> wrote:
> >>
> >>I'm soooooo excited. I just got off the phone with
> >>my 2nd cousin Roy Raygoza from Antioch, CA. Seems
> >>that his grandfather, Nicolas was brother to my
> >>Grandmother, Antonia Lopez. The big big big news
> is
> >>that his parents are from Huejucar, Jalisco the
> same
> >>place he says that my grandmother is from. That
> >>being said I'm off to the races again inserarch of
> >>this line of elusive relatives on my maternal
> >>Grandmother's side. . .her name is Antonia Lopez.
> >>
> >>I just ordered two films from Huejucar. . .are
> there
> >>any Lopez in the group from Huejucar by chance?
> >>
> >>joseph
> >>
> >>ps: previous to this discovery I had doubts as to
> >>the true name of my maternal Grandmother as she
> went
> >>by several aliases. But I've heard it from 3
> >>separate independant sources and thats good enough
> >>for me. If I can find a Lopez family in Huejucar
> >>that had two children named Nicolas and Antoniia I
> >>think I'll be on the right trail. I can't believe
> I
> >>found this info.
> >>
> >>I'm ordering these films:
> >>
> >>Bautismos 1879-1891 -  FHL INTL Film [ 1158201 ]
> >>Bautismos 1891-1904 -  VAULT INTL Film [ 1158202 ]
> >>
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