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A World of DNA

February 22, 2022 thednageek 6d Comments

Which genealogy tests are available in which countries?

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Posted in: DNA Testing Filed under: 23andMe, AncestryDNA, autosomal DNA, countries, country, Family Tree DNA, international availability, Living DNA, MyHeritage DNA
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Fool Me Once …

December 3, 2021 thednageek 17d Comments

We’ve been overestimating the size of 23andMe’s database for a while now. No more!
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Posted in: DNA Testing Filed under: 23andMe, AncestryDNA, database growth, database size, Family Tree DNA, FamilyTreeDNA, GEDmatch, MyHeritage DNA

AncestryDNA Surpasses 20 Million

May 27, 2021 thednageek 36d Comments

According to Ancestry.com‘s corporate page, they now have more than 20 million tested people in their DNA database. This is…

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Posted in: DNA Testing Filed under: 23andMe, AncestryDNA, database growth, database size, FamilyTreeDNA, MyHeritage DNA

Quick Tip: Color Code Your Matches—Fast!

April 3, 2021 thednageek 29d Comments

One of the best things about AncestryDNA is the ability to color-code your DNA match list. There are 24 colors,…

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Posted in: Making Sense of DNA Filed under: AncestryDNA, color coding, organization

Ancestry Updates their Terms and Conditions, and I Have Questions

October 1, 2020 thednageek 19d Comments

AncestryDNA updated their Terms and Conditions on 23 September, 2020.  The Legal Genealogist has (as usual) has written an excellent…

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Posted in: DNA Testing Filed under: AncestryDNA, investigative genetic genealogy (IGG), judicial proceedings, legal proceedings, Terms of Service

AncestryDNA’s 2020 Matching White Paper

July 17, 2020 thednageek 78d Comments

This post has been updated On 15 July, 2020, AncestryDNA updated their “Matching White Paper“, which is a detailed document…

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Posted in: DNA Testing Filed under: AncestryDNA, AncestryDNA Matching White Paper, endogamy, longest segment size, NextGen sequencing, relative matching

AncestryDNA Breaks 18 Million Customers!

July 14, 2020 thednageek 20d Comments

AncestryDNA has now tested more than 18 million people, making them, by far, the largest genealogical DNA database in the…

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

Autosomal DNA Database Growth

January 17, 2020 thednageek 25d Comments

New intel on database sizes has rolled in over the past 6 weeks, so it’s time to update the autosomal…

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

How Long Will Your DNA Test Take? — December 2019 Edition

December 1, 2019 thednageek 60d Comments

We’re approaching the end of the year, time for cold weather and hot chocolate in the northern hemisphere, summer and…

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

The Baskin Robbins Problem

November 2, 2019 thednageek 8d Comments

Note that the sale prices are no longer in effect. The genetic genealogy market has been spreading its wings lately,…

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Posted in: DNA Testing Filed under: 23andMe, AncestryDNA, health, holiday sales, Living DNA, MyHeritage, traits

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