popular Posted by IndianaRed • Nov 7, 2018
Nov 7, 2018 1:49 AM
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popular Posted by IndianaRed • Nov 7, 2018
Nov 7, 2018 1:49 AM
Ancestry.com DNA kits $59, Buy 2 Get 1 Free = 3 for $138 with shipping
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so it makes me think how muh more different will it be in another year? What's the point if it's not a true representation with a 50% error rate?
I'm assuming the other brands are the same. It's neat I guess but I don't know if I'd sa y itt's worth it anymore....
Just a heads up
so it makes me think how muh more different will it be in another year? What's the point if it's not a true representation with a 50% error rate?
I'm assuming the other brands are the same. It's neat I guess but I don't know if I'd sa y itt's worth it anymore....
Just a heads up
Just an FYI, but bought! Thanks OP!
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so it makes me think how muh more different will it be in another year? What's the point if it's not a true representation with a 50% error rate?
I'm assuming the other brands are the same. It's neat I guess but I don't know if I'd sa y itt's worth it anymore....
Just a heads up
- Increased DNA participants potentially add or split or make more specific the locale(s) in your initial profile (% changes accordingly);
- Sampling can vary % measured across the locales (potentially with trace % measuring 0% in a later sample; or vice versa)
Not an expert, but my own DNA "surprise" result motivated me to do a little research. ;-)Autosomal test methods like Ancestry don't quite get you there; they more measure "degrees of separation". The basis for dna commonality -- shared centimorgans -- falls into relational ranges by "distance" from/with you, and these ranges can overlap. So, for example, you may get a centimorgan match result of, say, 1700cM, which could be a half-sibling, full-aunt/uncle *or* full-niece/nephew.
Autosomal test methods like Ancestry don't quite get you there; they more measure "degrees of separation". The basis for dna commonality -- shared centimorgans -- falls into relational ranges by "distance" from/with you, and these ranges can overlap. So, for example, you may get a centimorgan match result of, say, 1700cM, which could be a half-sibling, full-aunt/uncle *or* full-niece/nephew.
I'm speaking with my cc company as I type this.
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