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“It is Like a Story From a Database That We Are All Implicated In”: Heather Dewey-Hagborg and Toshiaki Ozawa on Their DNA-Themed Short Film, T3511

Art and biology coexist in the work of artist Heather Dewey-Hagborg, who has created images — film, video, sculptural — as well as multimedia performance and process-oriented work that animate with emotional complexity increasingly urgent questions around identity and personal freedom. Much of her work uses DNA as both subject…

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Watch Geneticist Answers Genetics Questions From Twitter | Tech Support

I’m Dr. Neville Sanjana, human geneticist. Today I’ll be taking your questions from Twitter. This is Genetics Support. [upbeat music] @SortOfKnownO asks, Someone explain Lenny Kravitz to me, please. I’d like to understand how his genes work. How is he still this hot? I’m not sure there’s a gene for…

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Best 10 Healthcare Stocks – Securities.io

The Importance Of Biotech And Healthcare Biotech and healthcare are massive parts of our economy. They are also literally vital to us whenever our bodies suffer from injuries, diseases, or other medical issues. It is also a sector driven by innovation and precious IPs, where thriving for new and improved…

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Upgrade In Progress:  EvE Premium is unavailable during the upgrade process. The new, upgraded version is scheduled for release in May 2023. Create Your Own Bioinformatics Pipeline: Powerful and Easy-to-use. Design your own ultra-fast, cloud-based pipeline in seconds. Use defaults or define specific parameters. It’s your choice! Preprocessing ✯ Alignment & Mapping…

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Rare Disease Screen

The world’s most comprehensive Carrier Screening & Rare Disease DNA Report. A single genetic screen for more than 1,200 rare diseases, syndromes, conditions, and traits. The app analyzes genetic data from a person and provides clear information about whether that person is likely to be affected by, or be a carrier…

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SelfDecode Quietly Raises $2M as it Steps Up Polygenic Risk Scoring Efforts

NEW YORK – As the venture capital market has cooled in the wake of rising interest rates, personalized health software company SelfDecode has “set aside” a planned new VC round and quietly raised a $2 million add-on to an earlier seed round, according to COO Ralph Kenney. The Miami-based firm…

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most rare haplogroups

The oldest haplogroup is haplogroup A00. B, (This followed the publication of: Haplogroup K2b (M1221/P331/PF5911) is also known as Haplogroup MPS. Haplogroup X is one of rarest matrilinear haplogroups in Europe, being found only is about 1% of the overall population. The cost of full Y-DNA and mtDNA sequence tests…

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Genomics Market: Advancements in DNA Sequencing

Genomics Market Allied Market Research Analyst have added a new research study on Title Genomics Market, Global Outlook and Forecast 2023-2030 with detailed information & Key Players Such as Agilent Technologies, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Bio-Rad Laboratories, Danaher, BGI, Illumina, Pacific Biosciences, Oxford Nanopore Technologies, 23andMe, Foundation Medicine. The Study provides…

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Five latest advancements in endometriosis research

Affecting around 190 million women and girls globally, endometriosis is caused by the growth of tissue – similar to those in the uterine lining – outside the uterus, leading to debilitating pelvic pain during sex and periods – which is usually a heavy flow.  As 50% of endometriosis patients deal…

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Genealogical DNA Test Market 2023: Some Basic Influencing

The Genealogical DNA Test research report combines vital data incorporating the competitive landscape, global, regional, and country-specific market size, market growth analysis, market share, recent developments, and market growth in segmentation. Furthermore, the Genealogical DNA Test research report offers information and thoughtful facts like share, revenue, historical data, and global…

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The impact of rare protein coding genetic variation on adult cognitive function

The UKB is approved by the North West Multi-centre Research Ethics Committee (www.ukbiobank.ac.uk/learn-more-about-uk-biobank/about-us/ethics). The current study was conducted under UKB application no. 26041. The data in the UKB were collected after written informed consent was obtained from all participants. The Human Research Committee of the MGB approved the Biobank research…

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It’s Time for Congress to Update Our Genetic Nondiscrimination Law

The Genetic Information Nondiscrimination Act (GINA) was enacted in 2008 to protect Americans from being widely discriminated against by a then new technology: genetic testing. The law was written after genetic discrimination emerged in the 1970s. At the time, programs to screen and identify genetic carriers of sickle cell anemia,…

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A global effort to identify critical illness in some COVID-19 patients highlights genetic risk, potential treatments

Functional genomics analyses for SLC22A31 and SFTPD. a, Effect-size plot for the effect of multiple variants on SLC22A31 expression (eQTLgen, x axis) against increasing susceptibility to critical COVID-19 (βxy = 0.11; Pxy = 1.3 × 10−9). The color shows linkage disequilibrium (LD) with the missense variant rs117169628. b, Three cartoon views of an AlphaFold model of…

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Genomapp review – 7 facts you should know [MAY 2023]

Genomapp Review Summary Genomapp offers a free DNA analysis app that customers can use to purchase reports. Learn more in our Genomapp review! Fiyin Ebemidayo, B.S. Summary Genomapp sells individual reports that analyze DNA and provide results on its app. Most customers felt that the platform was informative and easy…

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What To Expect From Fulgent Genetics In 2023 (NASDAQ:FLGT)

Cavan Images Fulgent Genetics (NASDAQ:FLGT) is a technology company founded in 2011. Since then, it has continued to actively expand its business by increasing the number of oncology tests and the range of services offered, becoming one of the leaders in the field of clinical diagnostics in the United States….

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[Full Time] Business Development Specialist in Health Tech (top 3% revenue in S21, backed by YC Continuity) at Genomelink (United States)

About Genomelink Genomelink is a DNA App Store. If you’ve had DNA tested from Ancestry or 23andMe, you can transfer your DNA data to Genomelink to unlock many apps. We believe that consumer genomics is still like the 90s of the Internet. While over 50M people have got DNA tested…

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1st draft of a human ‘pangenome’ published, adding millions of ‘building blocks’ to the human reference genome

Scientists have published the first human “pangenome” — a full genetic sequence that incorporates genomes from not just one individual, but 47.  These 47 individuals hail from around the globe and thus vastly increase the diversity of the genomes represented in the sequence, compared to the previous full human genome…

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Why the human genome could be health care’s holy grail

Yahoo Finance published this video item, entitled “Why the human genome could be health care’s holy grail” – below is their description. #youtube #stockmarket #genetics 23andMe Co-founder & CEO Anne Wojcicki says we’ve only seen the tip of the iceberg for human genomics and DNA research. “Look at all the…

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Double Alleles in gVCF file for ChrX, ChrY & ChrM

Double Alleles in gVCF file for ChrX, ChrY & ChrM 1 Hello, I understand for that for men X,Y, mitochondria chromosomes should be represented by a single allele. but I have a gVCF file that has 2 alleles (homozygous or heterozygous) for each position under these chromosomes, mostly with GT:…

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5 Best DNA Testing of 2023

DNA testing kits have become increasingly popular for their ability to provide insight into ancestry and health. People are discovering long-lost relatives or unexpected links to famous people, as well as surprising facts about their own heritage. They’re also learning whether they may carry genes related to specific health conditions….

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5 Best DNA Testing of 2023 | Mone

DNA testing kits have become increasingly popular for their ability to provide insight into ancestry and health. People are discovering long-lost relatives or unexpected links to famous people, as well as surprising facts about their own heritage. They’re also learning whether they may carry genes related to specific health conditions….

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The human genome revealed its secrets 20 years ago. It’s time to fulfill its promise of personalized health care

Sequencing the human genome for the first time was an incredible feat. Twenty years ago this week, the sequencing project was completed with the promise that it would transform how we predict, prevent, and treat almost all human disease. With such an important discovery under our belt, one would believe…

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Promethease Login – EnewResult

Promethease Login is a sophisticated online platform that enables users to obtain a comprehensive overview of their genetic data. Powered by the raw data of genetic testing from providers such as 23andMe, AncestryDNA, and others, Promethease Login allows users to access a wealth of information about their health traits, ancestry,…

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Genomics Market to Reach $94.86 Billion by 2030 at CAGR 16.5%: Grand View Research, Inc.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 19, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — The global genomics market size is expected to reach USD 94.86 billion by 2030, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc. The market is expected to register a CAGR of 16.5% in the forecast period owing to the increasing demand…

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These Films Predicted The Future Of Science. How Correct Were They?

(CNN) Great sci-fi movies. Both are imaginative and prophetic. They can transport viewers to a galaxy far, far away or enhance real settings onto a fictional version of our planet. Lisa Yaszyk, professor of science fiction studies at the Georgia Institute of Technology, said the genre is at its best…

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Using Segment Sizes in DNA Relationship Predictions

Segment sizes matter for predicting the closeness of a relationship. That is because inherited DNA chunks get divided up with each generation’s recombination, becoming smaller over time. It has often puzzled me that none of the DNA relationship calculators take that into account. The total centimorgans (cM) can be similar…

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These films predicted the future of science. How right were they?

CNN  —  Great sci-fi films are both fantastical and prescient. They can whisk viewers to a galaxy far, far away or exaggerate real scenarios on a fictionalized version of our planet. But the genre is at its best when it holds up a “fun house mirror to our present” and…

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Nonprofit working to solve California cold case with ENC ties using investigative genealogy

A nonprofit that got its start more than five years ago continues to work to identify John and Jane Does using investigative genealogy, and in one case has identified eastern North Carolina ties to a body found under a bridge in California nearly 30 years ago. The DNA Doe Project…

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Gedmatch Genesis Login – EnewResult

Gedmatch Genesis is a powerful platform that enables genealogists and geneticists to access a wide range of DNA analysis tools. It is one of the most popular DNA analysis sites utilized by individuals seeking to discover their ancestry and heritage. The platform offers a wealth of resources and tools that…

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Tulsa Race Massacre investigators have sequenced DNA from 6 possible victims : NPR

A mural marking Black Wall Street, also called the Greenwood District, in Tulsa, Okla. The Tulsa Race Massacre in 1921 devastated Black Wall Street and claimed some 300 African American lives. Win McNamee/Getty Images hide caption toggle caption Win McNamee/Getty Images A mural marking Black Wall Street, also called the…

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Nebula Genomics Offers Health Analysis Via Genetic Testing

Nota bene: If you buy through the links in this article, we may earn a small share of the profits. Can you use your DNA to improve your health? Nebula Genomics offers a little something more than ancestry information with their genetic tests. And what they offering is “Whole Genome…

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How AI is Transforming Rare Disease Diagnosis

Chris Tackaberry, founder and CEO of Clinithink Collectively rare diseases are anything but rare – they impact 30 million people in the US and ten times that amount globally. And 1 in 3 children suffering from a rare disease will not survive beyond the age of five. One of the…

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Despite A Small Size, India Is Slowly Making The Right Noises In A $17 Billion Market

The global genetic testing market is fast-gaining prominence globally. Reports indicate that the global genetic testing market size is currently over $17 billion. However, India has a very small share in the same, with a size of around $60 million. While the size might be small, India is known to…

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Senate committee OKs bill to protect privacy in DNA genealogy law enforcement investigations

In the modern crime-solving world, a killer’s DNA — and the DNA from his relatives — can help police solve the case. The big break for identifying the Golden State Killer came when one of his distant relatives voluntarily shared his genetic profile on a genealogy website, eventually leading to…

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How much can I rely on DNA segments less than 8CM

Part 2 A brief summary of the data is at this Google Sheet. I’ve been (casually, not earnestly) thinking about trying to locate a child and both parents who have done a 30X WGS or better, and at least a couple of their cousins (preferably 2nd through 4th) who also have…

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More genetic testing requires more genetic counselors

Twenty years ago, virtually all people seeking genetic testing were individuals diagnosed with diseases possibly linked to their genetic makeup. Today, millions of people order genetic tests to learn about their ancestry, as well as to understand what their genes say about their future health. This rapid growth has created…

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What ethnicity has unibrow?

A unibrow is considered as a sign of beauty by Baluchi Omanis. Its popularity causes women to draw a black line joining the brows as a part of their routine makeup to fake a unibrow. A study found the prevalence of synophrys to be at 11.87% in the Omani population….

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100,000 Newborns This Year Will Be Tested In The U.K., Joining NYC

Topline A U.K. program—similar to one launched in New York last fall— will begin genome sequencing on 100,000 babies this year to figure out whether screening newborns for a wide range of conditions is beneficial, but some experts believe the practice could prove unethical. A laboratory technician wearing protective equipment…

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How an Electrical Engineer Solved Australia’s Most Famous Cold Case

Dead, and in a jacket and tie. That’s how he was on 1 December 1948, when two men found him slumped against a retaining wall on the beach at Somerton, a suburb of Adelaide, Australia. The Somerton Man’s body was found on a beach in 1948. Nobody came forward to…

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Which DNA test is best? We compare the major brands.

About 30 million people(Opens in a new tab) had a home DNA test done in early 2020. This number could be as high as 100 million(Opens in a new tab) in the next 24 months if MIT Technology Review’s predictions are correct. Success stories like finding a birth parent or…

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About Genomelink Genomelink is a DNA App Store. If you’ve had DNA tested from Ancestry or 23andMe, you can transfer your DNA data to Genomelink to unlock many apps. We believe that consumer genomics is still like the 90s of the Internet. While over 50M people have got DNA tested…

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bwa-mem2 vs htslib – compare differences and reviews?

What are some alternatives? When comparing bwa-mem2 and htslib you can also consider the following projects: minimap2 – A versatile pairwise aligner for genomic and spliced nucleotide sequences bowtie2 – A fast and sensitive gapped read aligner genozip – A modern compressor for genomic files (FASTQ, SAM/BAM/CRAM, VCF, FASTA, GFF/GTF/GVF,…

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Mukesh Ambani, India’s Richest, to Foray Into Genome Testing with $145 Kit

Billionaire Mukesh Ambani’s group is getting into genetic mapping, looking to make a health care trend led by disruptive US startups like 23andMe more affordable and widespread in India’s growing consumer market. The energy-to-ecommerce conglomerate will roll out within weeks a comprehensive 12,000-rupee ($145) genome sequencing test, according to Ramesh…

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Avoid This Pitfall if You Ever Met Someone Who Shares Your DNA

A mother recently asked on a listserv I belong to if anyone has dealt with meeting their child’s “dibling” through an email. For those who are unaware, the word “dibling” refers to offspring who share a sperm donor but are raised in different houses. (Some individuals favour the phrase “half…

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Genetic testing gains traction, opens new horizons in eye care

February 20, 2023 12 min read Source/Disclosures Published by: Source: Healio Interviews Disclosures: Hufnagel reports being a member of the scientific advisory board for Foundation Fighting Blindness. Khawaja reports consulting for AbbVie, Aerie Pharmaceuticals, Google Health, Novartis, Reichert, Santen and Théa. Loewenstein reports no relevant financial disclosures. Wiggs reports consulting…

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The DNA Company Reviews – Is It Worth It Or Waste Of Money

After analyzing your DNA, The DNA Company recommends specific food, supplement, exercise, and lifestyle changes , making it easy to discover what your body needs based on your unique genetic makeup.  Keep reading to find out everything you need to know about The DNA Company today in our review.  What…

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How a Cook County sheriff’s detective apparently solved the nearly 100-year-old mystery of a missing Chicago girl

The disappearance of Mary Agnes Moroney has gone unsolved for nearly 100 years. But answers to this Chicago mystery seemed to reveal themselves only months after a Cook County detective began looking into her case last year, this time with the help of commercial DNA tests. Katherine Moroney with her…

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About Genomelink Genomelink is a DNA App Store. If you’ve had DNA tested from Ancestry or 23andMe, you can transfer your DNA data to Genomelink to unlock many apps. We believe that consumer genomics is still like the 90s of the Internet. While over 50M people have got DNA tested…

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Inside 65-year hunt to identify Philadelphia’s Boy in the Box cold case murder victim

For 65 years, the identity of Philadelphia’s Boy in the Box remained a mystery – until a breakthrough in October 2021 revealed his name: Joseph Augustus Zarelli. But it was 14 months before the victim in one of America’s most notorious cold case homicides was made public in December 2022. …

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Police are using genealogy sites to solve crime. Here’s what to know.

A smudge of blood, sweat or saliva at the scene of the crime can be enough for police to track down the person suspected of leaving it there — with a little help from their distant relatives. WEST PALM BEACH — You joined a genealogy site to connect with relatives…

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DNA Test Links Woman To Cold Case Murder That Happened Before She Was Born

At the end of last month, a woman got a call from law enforcement, telling her they matched a 23andMe test that she took to a murder case that had gone cold. Jackie Vadurro thought the homicide detectives were kidding around, but it turned out that they weren’t. The homicide…

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Crowdfunding raises funds for genetic testing of foot

PORT ANGELES — A crowdfunding effort to pay for advanced DNA testing of a severed foot that washed ashore in December 2021 raised $7,500 and the Clallam County Sheriff’s Office could hear back from the Texas-based forensics company in about a month, said Detective Sgt. Brian Knutson. Knutson said the…

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High ref mismatch rate after liftOver from 23andme hg19 to hg38

I lifted some 23andme files from hg19 to hg38 using the following workflow in R calling samtools,plink and liftOver: library(tidyverse) #set working directory to data directory trio_wd <- str_glue(here::here(),’/trio/K/’) #create file list for raw data file_list <- str_c(trio_wd,dir(trio_wd)) %>% str_extract(‘genome.+\\d.txt’) %>% str_extract(‘^(?:(?!admix).)+$’) %>% unique() %>% {.[!is.na(.)]} %>% str_c(trio_wd,.) #liftover loop…

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How Authorities Identified Idaho Suspect Using Public Genealogy Data

Authorities recovered the Idaho killings suspect’s DNA from a knife sheath found at the crime scene. They matched it with DNA from the suspect’s father in Pennsylvania, recovered from their trash. Law enforcement’s use of public genealogy databases is increasingly common but still controversial. Loading Something is loading. Thanks for…

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Is there an equivalent of Promethease for Dog DNA tests? : DoggyDNA

For those who don’t know, Promethease is a website where you can upload your raw data from 23AndMe, MyHeritage and other Human DNA analyzing programs; it will itself analyze the raw data and give you genetic and health infos (predisposition to certain diseases, phenotype, etc) basing the results on the…

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Are “II” instead of the usual base pairs (i.e. A, C, G, T) for rs Numbers in 23andMe Results Insertions? : promethease

The raw data of my 23andMe results contains “II” instead of the usual base pairs (i.e. A, C, G, T) for numerous rs Numbers/Markers. I assume that these correspond to Insertions, correct? I am also assuming that these insertions typically have more than one base pair (for both alleles) inserted,…

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Genetic genealogy ‘game changer’ offers hope for near-unsolvable Ontario cold cases

“Now that we have the killer’s DNA, we just need a name to go with it.” “Forensic testing was done and DNA was identified, but it does not link to any known offenders in the national DNA data bank.” “While the offender is not on the national DNA data bank,…

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DNA is providing new clues to why COVID-19 hits people differently | National News | San Antonio

click to enlarge UnSplash / Jacek Pobłocki Researchers are looking at a wide variety of factors that may play a role in how sick people become from COVID-19. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the mercurial nature of the coronavirus has been on display. Some people get mild, cold-like illnesses…

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Analyze Your DNA Results Further: Food Choices| Genomelink

Genetic testing is one of the best ways you can learn about your ancestors and the lives they lived. Your DNA can be the key to unlock the door to the past and discover your roots, the places your ancestors lived, and connect you with family members across the world. …

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Newest comparison with Genomelink gettink more interesting : 23andme

Okay, so another update of sorts from Genomelink (btw interesting how they keep giving me random updates and things out of the blue pretty regularly). If you take into account how the definitions for the ethnicities/groups are different for the two, I think these are relatively similar, wouldn’t you say?…

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ADHD and COMT/MTHFR/MTRR : promethease

Hi! I am a 27-year-old male with ADHD and generalized anxiety. Due to financial reasons, I am currently off my methylphenidate medication, which I intend to return to in the future. Currently, I am researching ways to address my condition from a genetic standpoint. Back in 2020 I have taken…

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GEDmatch | segment-ology

A Segment-ology TIDBIT Genetic Genealogy has two main parts: genetic – the Shared DNA Segments; and genealogy – the Most Recent Common Ancestor (MRCA) with a Match. In a perfect world we link a Match and his/her Shared DNA Segment to the MRCA who passed it down to both of…

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Hairloss 23andme vs promethease discrepancy? : promethease

So I put in my dna to promethease to view my balding gene risk and saw that pretty much every single one was negative, but on 23andme, it said I had a 81% of no hairloss and 92% no bald spot? Also, 23andme said I had more positive genes for…

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23andme, MyHeritage, FTDNA and GEDmatch + reference photo. Still waiting on my AncestryDNA results : 23andme

Hi! I’m Canadian. Although I don’t know for sure because my mother was adopted when she was a child and I don’t know my biological father (there was rumour that I didn’t put any stock into until 2 months ago that he’s Italian), I’m going to assume that I’m 100%…

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BenchSci hiring Bioinformatics Engineer (Remote) in Toronto, Ontario, Canada

BenchSci’s vision is to bring novel medicine to patients 50% faster by 2025. We’re achieving it by empowering scientists with the world’s most advanced biomedical artificial intelligence. Backed by F-Prime, Gradient Ventures (Google’s AI fund), and Inovia Capital, our platform accelerates science at 15 top-20 pharmaceutical companies and over 4,300…

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Is it possible to download the report from promethease to share with a genetic counselor? I’m trying but cannot figure out how to convert from html. : promethease

Thank you. Yes, I downloaded the zip file and extracted into my files. When I share the address in the url bar it sends a link that cannot be opened by the reciever. With other files I can usually send the file to print and save in pdf format but…

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Got my results . curious about the mtdna haplogroup not being eroupean orgin? : 23andme

I wonder how common Bolivian users are in 23andMe and the impact for making it rare. I’m C1b4 from the Caribbean and it’s also fairly uncommon amongst 23andMe, though C maternal haplogroup is common in my Puerto Rican matches. Edit: If you trace your line directly via your mom’s line…

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When proteome meets AI, what is accelerated

What meaningful or interesting information can an ordinary person obtain by performing mass spectrometry detection of the whole blood proteome? Who will be the 23andMe (DNA identification company) in the proteome space? In July last year, when 98.5% of the protein structure of the human proteome was deciphered by the…

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AutoKinship at GEDmatch by Genetic Affairs

Genetic Affairs has created a new version of AutoKinship at GEDmatch. The new AutoKinship report adds new features, allows for more kits to be included in the analysis, and integrates multiple reports together: AutoCluster – the autoclusters we all know and love AutoSegment – clusters based on segments AutoTree –…

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Possible cyp2d6 poor metaboliser what pain relievers work? : askdrugs

38(F) white, 210lbs, 5’4″, Vyvanse 30mg daily. Diagnosed with Ehlers-danlos syndrome hypermobility type. I have never been a drug abuser or been on long term pain control so there is no reason for me to be tolerant of narcotics. I should have realized they didn’t work for me a long…

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1/2 Ashkenazi, 1/2 American white (23&Me, Dnagenics, GEDmatch, MyHeritage) : 23andme

Cool results That’s a clean 50/50 split of Northwest Euro & Ashkenazi on 23andMe. So satisfying lol. DNAgenics seems to have over-allocated Northwestern European. I have personally found their European populations to be off. Gedmatch’s mixed population plotting wasn’t too distant. Giving you a mix of Ashkenazi and Scottish, slightly…

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23 & me (reupload) vs GEDmatch results. Anyone know why I have SO much more Mediterranean in GEDmatch than 23&me? : 23andme

I think a lot of these tests are lost in the sauce of how to specifically designate paternal Sephardic/Spanish and Canaanite/Phoenician ancestry. Not necessarily in the OP’s case, but I think if Sephardic and European Jacobite history was interpreted seriously to the extent that some unrelated trade route histories are…

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Can someone help me understand the GEDmatch tool? For reference, on paper i’m 3/4 Italian, 1/8 Polish and 1/8 French : 23andme

www.dataminingdna.com/eurogenes-on-gedmatch-explained-for-beginners/ Give it a read. gen3553.pagesperso-orange.fr/ADN/K15.htm You can plot also your results. This will tell you how close you are to certain populations average. You would also benefit of using Eurogenes K15 which is meant for mainly European ancestry. Last thing…what are you looking for specifically? Do you want to…

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upload ancestry dna to gedmatch

That fee is less expensive than retesting, but V4 customers should consider retesting to obtain fully compatible matching. By Brad Bergan. GEDmatch users may upload their autosomal DNA test data from commercial DNA companies to identify … Like 23and Me, it shows the proportion of your DNA from a particular…

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23andme file format

23andme file format 2 What (if any) is the official file format name that 23andme uses. I’ve only seen it referred to as 23andme format. Are they complying with a more general format? If so, what is it? If not, why did they invent a new format? 23andme vcf variant…

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Cambridge chemists are awarded the biggest prize in science

Two Cambridge researchers have been awarded the biggest prize in science. Cambridge University chemists Sir Shankar Balasubramanian and Sir David Klenerman were awarded the 2022 Breakthrough prize for their work on DNA Sequencing. The prize worth more than 2 million pounds helps study and identify viruses and could help prevent…

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Online Dating Sites Based On Research. Just get in their identity form, and DNA examination facts (if available).

Online Dating Sites Based On Research. Just get in their identity form, and DNA examination facts (if available). Decide to try the opposites-attract approach to on the internet DNA matchmaking and discover someone that shares enchanting biochemistry along with you now! So How Exactly Does DNA Relationship Succeed? DNA relationship…

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GENEALOGICAL DNA TESTING – My Opinion on Gedmatch and more. – nc1700sJORDAN Genetic Genealogy now NCFamilyGenetic Genealogy

  Ok,  This is my opinion.  I am asked often about GEDMATCH.  It may come up when I am delivering a presentation or workshop about genetic genealogy. It may be an email or message via Ancestry from someone about a possible DNA match and the sender has surrendered their tester’s…

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Iranian results + gedmatch : 23andme

Barodar, Alan hame Turka beroon Iran megan khoonet harche bashe maleh turka hast va irani nisteh 😂 Dorood as barodar Mazandarani GedMatch shekleh man hast bareye primary population, Amah man beshtar central asian hast Population Percent 1 Caucasus 39.78 2 Gedrosia 34 3 Southwest_Asian 9.17 4 South_Asian 7.02 5 North_European…

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GEDmatch for beginners : JonBenet

Until recently GEDmatch was a free genealogy website started and run by two men – Curtis Rogers and John Olson that was primarily used by geneologists. GEDmatch allowed users to upload raw DNA data from consumer genetic testing companies like 23andMe and Ancestry to compare with each other. But by…

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Haplogroup H1e1a

Phylogenetic tree of complete haplogroup H1e1a sequences. Y-DNA Haplogroup R-M207 Summary Haplogroup R is defined by a DNA marker known as M207. Significant frequencies of sub-Saharan L haplogroups (6. Haplogroup H is a human mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) haplogroup. The report also said 0. Just out of curiosity, I noticed that…

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A warrant to search GEDmatch’s genetic data sparks privacy concerns

A Florida state judge has reportedly allowed police to search the entirety of the public genealogy website GEDmatch — home to the DNA profiles of more than a million Americans. The decision, the first of its kind, has alarmed some legal experts and sparked fears that similar searches will be…

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Cousin Match through GEDMatch – Fred Krause

Fred is the closest match to my family through 23andme. I thought he was decended from Ebenezor who would be my great grandfather Ishmaels brother. A Jane Devota from New Lothrup Michigan only a few miles from my home town Chesaning is decended from Ebenezor also. Her mother was a…

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GEDMatch Results Interpretation : 23andme

here is my original post on here with my 23andme results: www.reddit.com/r/23andme/comments/p1cqap/not_all_that_surprised_based_on_family_history/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3 some background: my mom is half lebanese & half irish, and my dad is approx. 2/3 southern italian and 1/3 middle eastern (not sure about the specifics for him; his brother took a test and that’s what he…

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Aligning 23andme to reference genome

Aligning 23andme to reference genome 0 I’ve got some 23andMe data that I’m playing around with and was wondering if the SNPs could be aligned to a reference genome to subsequently be turned into a VCF. The txt file has the genomic positions so I guess it’s possible? I just…

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VCF to 23 and Me format and changing ensamble reference help needed for underestanding VCF

Hello i am trying to change my nebula Genomics report to 23 and me Format i have to problems nebula uses 38 human ensemble and 23 and me 37, I was thinking to do a python script but i have some doubts: My plan was to change the genotype according…

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