Open human genome data - presentation at the annual TKT/CLIDP doctoral programme symposium 2016 "Open up! – Open Data and Open Access" of the University of Turku.
This document discusses genetic genealogy and DNA testing. It begins with definitions of genetic genealogy and traditional genealogy research. It then provides details on human genetics such as the number of chromosomes, genes, and single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs). The document lists some major DNA testing companies and notes that the consumer genomics market is growing rapidly. It discusses factors to consider when choosing a DNA testing company. The remainder provides information on genetic genealogy projects and the Gene by Gene laboratory.
The document discusses recent findings in ancient DNA research. It summarizes a 2014 Nature article that analyzed ancient human genomes from present-day Europeans and suggested three ancestral populations. It also lists 27 other relevant published ancient DNA studies from the past few years. Key criteria for evaluating the reliability of ancient DNA analyses are discussed, such as the journal and researchers involved, sample handling, contamination controls, and consistency of results.
This document summarizes the results of a genetic genealogy study of the Zitting surname. It finds that:
1) The Zitting males in the study belong to the R1a Y-DNA haplogroup, and more specifically the R1a1a1b1a2a subgroup, as predicted by an expert.
2) Americans with the Zitting surname also belong to the R1a haplogroup, with defining SNPs of M198 and M17.
3) The distribution of the rare R1a1a1b1a2a subgroup is examined, finding matches in other populations.
4) Autosomal DNA results for one individual are shown as an
Open human genome data - presentation at the annual TKT/CLIDP doctoral programme symposium 2016 "Open up! – Open Data and Open Access" of the University of Turku.
This document discusses genetic genealogy and DNA testing. It begins with definitions of genetic genealogy and traditional genealogy research. It then provides details on human genetics such as the number of chromosomes, genes, and single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs). The document lists some major DNA testing companies and notes that the consumer genomics market is growing rapidly. It discusses factors to consider when choosing a DNA testing company. The remainder provides information on genetic genealogy projects and the Gene by Gene laboratory.
The document discusses recent findings in ancient DNA research. It summarizes a 2014 Nature article that analyzed ancient human genomes from present-day Europeans and suggested three ancestral populations. It also lists 27 other relevant published ancient DNA studies from the past few years. Key criteria for evaluating the reliability of ancient DNA analyses are discussed, such as the journal and researchers involved, sample handling, contamination controls, and consistency of results.
This document summarizes the results of a genetic genealogy study of the Zitting surname. It finds that:
1) The Zitting males in the study belong to the R1a Y-DNA haplogroup, and more specifically the R1a1a1b1a2a subgroup, as predicted by an expert.
2) Americans with the Zitting surname also belong to the R1a haplogroup, with defining SNPs of M198 and M17.
3) The distribution of the rare R1a1a1b1a2a subgroup is examined, finding matches in other populations.
4) Autosomal DNA results for one individual are shown as an
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