Ancestry.com is the DNA testing site with the largest community of users. As per April 2017, 4 million people bought the DNA test kit from Ancestry.com This website has one offer and provides the ethnicity […]
DNA testing labs can be useful for those who are looking for close relatives. Our three favorite DNA testing labs allow new customers to get compared to their database of users and check the percentage […]
We found that one DNA testing website could tell you how much Irish you are, It is ancestry.com. As you can see below, after sending the test tube to the ancestry.com DNA test lab, you […]
When you perform a DNA test, the lab compares your DNA to reference populations so that they can tell how much you have from a particular population. We have found that ancestry.com had the largest […]
1.AncestryDNA.com – the cheapest & the most efficient: 2 reports / 26 reference populations This website sells the cheapest DNA test to get the results of your ancestry composition only. They compare your DNA to […]
First of all, Familytreedna provides 3 types of results: Family Finder: It provides your ethnicity makeup whatever your lineage (paternal or maternal). Y-DNA: It provides all the information related to your paternal lineage. This will […]
We have reviewed AncestryDNA.com, 23andme.com, and familytreedna.com (ftdna.com) test labs and we have found that familytreedna.com provided the largest amount of information about Jewish origins. Ancestry composition (“myorigins” on ftdna.com): Familytreedna.com screens your DNA and […]
We have discovered that the reference populations varied from one test lab to another. We have found that 23andme.com compare the customer DNAs against more Asian populations than other DNA test labs. 23andme provides the […]
After ordering the 23andme.com kit, I received an envelope by FedEx. Inside the envelope, I have found the test kit and another envelope to send back the test kit by FedEx too. I spat into […]
DNA test against the Maternal lineage: Researchers have found that Ashkenazi Jewish people shared the same genetic markers coming from their maternal lineage. Those groups are called mtDNA haplogroups. There are 4 groups for the Ashkenazi […]
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