GemmaJ wrote:Hmmm...on 23andme it says that rs2070788 only has A and G variants so that's weird about the T variant.

T is the same as A, so all's well there. (And C is the same as G.)

Julie, I believe those two snps are in linkage disequilibrium. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1534014/pdf/1471-2350-7-51.pdf Julie, the way I look at it, as an also-non-scientist, is that they travel together to a greater extent than chance. In this case they are in "perfect"...

Julie, I believe those two snps are in linkage disequilibrium.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articl ... 0-7-51.pdf

Interesting but could be scary. What did it cost?

My brother had very high trigs and is apoe3/3, so there may be more at work here than your apoe4 status. He was able to reduce his trigs with prescription fish oil.

Getting ready to listen to this one! Can't wait to hear what Julie Gregory has to share. Love it when she chimes in on here and truly love the forum she started! Thank you Julie. https://www.drcarri.com/alzheimers-treatment-with-julie-gregory/ Thanks for posting the link. I had read bit and pieces ...

No, you have one 2 and one 4.

Unless your parents have been tested for apoe you have no way of knowing who you got each from. All you know is one parent has a 4 and one has a 2.

Specifically, I need help with the Apoe4 report. I can't tell if I am a 3/4 or 4/4, or possibly, neither. Here is part of the report. It says I am "likely" an Apoe4 carrier. What can I conclude from this? Do I need further testing to determine if I am a 3/4 or 4/4, or neither? Thanks. APO...

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Matisse wrote:I don't see this on the V3, V4 or V5 platform of 23andme. How did you find it?

I was genotyped with the V3 chip. When I searched for the SNP in Raw Data, it showed up.

Thank you. I looked again and found it for a family member with V3 chip but not for any of us with V4 or V5.