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DNA surname studies test a portion of the Y chromosome of males who share the same surname (or variation). By comparing your test results to others with your surname (or variations), you can determine if you are related. The results do not tell you exactly how you are related but will indicate if you share a common ancestor with another participant. This test is not associated with health matters or paternity. In addition to testing, we need information (e.g., pedigree chart) on line of descent from the oldest known male ancestor for each participant. This helps to identify the various unconnected lines. For more details about testing see Frequently Asked
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DNA PROJECT NOTES
Revised 9 November 2007
The focus of these notes is on the Y chromosome testing of males who share the same surname. Keep in mind that genetic genealogy is in its infancy and we are all learning together.
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GENEALOGY TIMELINE |
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQ) Objectives - What a
project might accomplish Surname Projects - Links to lists of known projects and links to some selected projects DNA Terms - Links to glossary sites, etc. Discussion Lists - Links Genetic Distance - two links: Results - Meaning - Notes about meaning of results & links DYS 464 - A few people have more than 4 replications |
DNA Collection Method - Instructions in the test kit, etc. Haplogroups - Deep
ancestry (before surnames!) National Geographic Genographic Project Hot Topics - quick updates, informal, subject to change |
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mtDNA
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mtDNA - A few notes/links (it's not used in surname studies) |
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