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Processing Times for DNA Tests

May 16, 2017 thednageek 8d Comments

UPDATE 8 AUGUST 2017: The website mentioned in this post, https://dnaprocessingtime.com/, has been taken down and is no longer available.…

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Posted in: DNA Testing, Lagniappe Filed under: 23andMe, AncestryDNA, Family Tree DNA, Living DNA, MyHeritage, processing time

The Journal of Genetic Genealogy and Scientific Publishing

May 12, 2017 thednageek 2d Comments

In May 2017, the Journal of Genetic Genealogy renewed publication with a new issue after an extended hiatus. You can…

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Posted in: Lagniappe Filed under: Ann Turner, Blaine Bettinger, CeCe Moore, Genome Mate Pro, Journal of Genetic Genealogy, mitochondrial DNA, scientific papers, Shared cM Project, yDNA

Genealogical DNA Testing Around the Globe

May 11, 2017 thednageek 24d Comments

Curious which genetic genealogy DNA tests are offered where you live? This list shows which companies sell tests in which countries…

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Posted in: DNA Testing Filed under: 23andMe, AncestryDNA, countries, country, Family Tree DNA, international availability, Living DNA, MyHeritage

Mother’s Day Sales!

May 10, 2017 thednageek 4d Comments

In honor of Mother’s Day, several of the testing companies are having sales on their DNA tests. Now’s a good time…

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Posted in: DNA Testing Filed under: Living DNA, sales

Claude Duval LaCoste (1871–1926)

May 7, 2017 thednageek 17d Comments

  My Mawmaw (grandmother) lost her father when she was only 3. Her strongest memory of him was being held…

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Posted in: Busting Brick Walls Filed under: Acadians & Cajuns, AncestryDNA, Broussard, Elmer, endogamy, LaCoste, relationship prediction

Updated Estimates of the Genealogical atDNA Database Sizes

April 23, 2017 thednageek 3d Comments

I recently published a post in which I estimated the effective database sizes for Family Tree DNA, 23andMe, and MyHeritage…

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Posted in: DNA Testing Filed under: 23andMe, AncestryDNA, autosomal DNA, database size, Family Tree DNA, MyHeritage

AncestryDNA Hits Four Million!

April 22, 2017 thednageek 2d Comments

One of my favorite things to do is update the graph I provide to the genetic genealogy community showing the…

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Posted in: DNA Testing Filed under: AncestryDNA, database size

Estimating the Sizes of the Genealogical atDNA Databases

April 17, 2017 thednageek 19d Comments

The past few months have brought some exciting news from two of the main autosomal DNA (atDNA) companies: AncestryDNA exceeded 3 million…

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Posted in: DNA Testing Filed under: 23andMe, AncestryDNA, autosomal DNA, database size, Family Tree DNA, MyHeritage

Let’s Track the Autosomal Database Sizes

April 9, 2017 thednageek 5d Comments

AncestryDNA and 23andMe periodically announce the sizes of their autosomal databases.  AncestryDNA reached 3 million in January, and 23andMe just announced…

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Posted in: DNA Testing Filed under: 23andMe, AncestryDNA, autosomal DNA, database size, Family Tree DNA, MyHeritage

23andMe Breaks Two Million!

thednageek 3d Comments

In a televised interview on 7 April 2017, the CEO of 23andMe, Anne Wojcicki, discussed the company’s new FDA-approved disease-risk…

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Posted in: DNA Testing Filed under: 23andMe, autosomal DNA, database size

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