FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo X Chromosome Recombination's Impact on DNA Genealogysmithplanet.com A man will always be a 100% (196cM) half match with his mother. A daughter will (almost) always be a 100% (196cM) half match with her mother AND her …
Chromosomes Understanding Geneticsthetech.org Mixing and Matching In the last image, each parent passed down a whole chromosome. So mom 1 passed her green chromosome down to her son and so on. What …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Sep 3, Indiana Original Birth Certificates Open for Adopteesdna-testing-adviser.com Effective on July 1, 2018, persons who were adopted prior to January 1, 1993 in Indiana can now access their original birth records. These records …
How DNA Adoption Web Site Helps Adoptees Find Birth Parentsdna-testing-adviser.com DNA Adoption The DNA Adoption web site was created by a group of adoption search angels, genetic genealogists, and Information Technology …
Mitochondrial DNA Bulldozes Brick Walldna-explained.com - Roberta Estes I’m doing that happy dance today – leaping for joy – and am I EVER glad I’ve sponsored so many mitochondrial DNA tests. Today, I’m incredibly …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Exploring Family Treeslearnforeverlearn.com The width of the green region represents an estimate of the maximum number of ancestors for in each generation back. This region is referred to as …
Why Does my Y-DNA Test Match Men With a Different Surname?thoughtco.com - Kimberly Powell Even though Y-DNA follows the direct male line, matches with surnames other than your own can occur. This can be disconcerting for many until you …
's ethnicity updates likely won't be the lastUSA TODAY - Elizabeth WeiseSAN FRANCISCO – Ancestry.com recently began releasing new estimates for tests that promise to trace people's ethnic origins, resulting in a flurry of anxious social media posts when this dramatically their
The Golden State Killer and DNAdna-explained.com - Roberta Estes Joseph DeAngelo, 2018 mugshot, alleged Golden State KillerUnless you’ve been living under a rock for the past few days, you already know that the …
DNA for Genealogistsflipboard.com - Kathleen BrandtHints and Tips to DNA testing and getting the results you want.
Press Release - New Partnershipa3genealogy.com DNA Analysis Is Important a3Genealogy, of Kansas City, Mo, is pleased to announce that, effective immediately, we have entered into a definitive …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Genetic Genealogy using GEDmatch - An Absolute Beginners Guidesmithplanet.com The large table will list your matches in order of Total cM overlap. Most everyone on the list (especially those near the top) will be related to …
What is Gedmatch?whoareyoumadeof.com What is Gedmatch? Gedmatch is an absolutely amazing website where you can analyze your DNA and that of your matches, find new family matches, and …
Visual Phasing: My Father in Law’s Chromosome 22 – Hartley DNA & Genealogyjmhartley.com - by joel@jmhartley.com Looking through the visual phasing of my father in law’s family, I notice I am missing a map for Chromosome 22. Chromosome 22 is the easiest and …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Ancestry DNA Matches: Three Tools You May Not be Usingfamilylocket.com - Diana Elder Diana Elder AGⓇ is a professional genealogist, author, and speaker. She is accredited in the Gulf South region of the United States through the …
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logo Comment on An X-DNA Case Study by JBthegeneticgenealogist.com - JB Hi I have an X question. I am female. My father is Native American and my mother is not (from what she knows). I was confused by my 23andme results …
Comment on Visual Phasing: An Example (Part 5 of 5) by Eric Gabrielthegeneticgenealogist.com - Eric Gabriel Hello Blaine, I read these posts when you posted them and slowly, manually worked through two sets of three siblings, myself/brother/sister and …
Visual Phasing: An Example (Part 4 of 5)thegeneticgenealogist.com - Blaine Bettinger Five-Part Series on Visual Phasing: Part I – Explaining visual phasing and identifying/labeling recombination points (November 21, 2016) Part II – …
Visual Phasing: An Example (Part 3 of 5)thegeneticgenealogist.com - Blaine Bettinger Five-Part Series on Visual Phasing: Part I – Explaining visual phasing and identifying/labeling recombination points (November 21, 2016) Part II – …
How investigators built a genetic genealogy leading to 'Golden State Killer' arrest Video - ABC NewsABC News 20/20 EXTRA: Genetic genealogist and ABC News Consultant CeCe Moore showed "20/20" how investigators may have built a family tree to identify a …
Comment on Visual Phasing: An Example (Part 2 of 5) by Denise Crossthegeneticgenealogist.com - Denise Cross Susan v Brooke=Susan Susan v. Felix=Brooke Brooke v. Felix=FelixI am not sure why the names were assigned to the pairs I can’t figure out why Brook was …
Comment on Visual Phasing: An Example (Part 1 of 5) by Craig Gowensthegeneticgenealogist.com - Craig Gowens I have been working on doing the visual phasing for both my father’s and mother’s side of the family for several months now. I am fortunate that …
4 Kinds of DNA for Genetic Genealogydna-explained.com - Roberta Estes There seems to be a lot of confusion about the different “kinds” of DNA and how they can be used for genetic genealogy. It used to be simple. When …
Autosomal DNA Transfers – Which Companies Accept Which Tests?dna-explained.com - robertajestes Somehow, I missed the announcement that Family Tree DNA now accepts uploads from MyHeritage.Update – Shortly after the publication of this article, I …
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