Questions about how a DNA test?
Well, I want to spend a DNA test to see if my ancestors and so on. B / C Internet gives you much information without having to pay. Does anyone know where I can go to get tested and how much it will cost. Thank you very much, I really want to learn about my story !!!!!
I suggest you visit can http://familytreedna.com find all the information you need on your site, I have used and are the best, in my opinion. : O) below a given response to a similar question earlier, the DNA can not say what country you are, only the probable area, or regions of the world of ancestors through during its evolution. Human cells contain 23 pairs of chromosomes: 22 pairs of autosomes and one pair of sex chromosomes. Females carry a pair of chromosomes X that can exchange or recombine, similar regions of DNA during meiosis. However, males harbor one X chromosome and one Y chromosome, and significant recombination between these sex chromosomes does not occur. Therefore, non-recombining region of the Y chromosome (NRY) remains unchanged for many generations, passed directly from father a son, grandson, son, and so on, as well as genetic variations in the NRY that may be present. Scientists can use genetic variations, as single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) on the Y chromosome as markers the descent of man and migration. It is very effective and the best companies retest until they get a convincing result. If you have, for example, only the first 12 markers tested ($ 149 with FTDNA), that give an indication of where more markers originally test on, more information is acquired (mitochondrial DNA, their geographical origin and his mother suggested deep ancestral ethnic origin, $ 129 with FTDNA) if maximumum test, say 67 markers ($ 349 with FTDNA), it is possible to find a match to another person's account or a different name, and test a link where you may no roll of the track there. We can find a place where their ancestors probably lived in recent history but DNA does not, of course, have a name attached to it, the names have been used for nearly 700 years and of course your original DNA 10s of thousands of years. You can also spend a SNP test to help to show the migration pattern of their ancestors, having said that, you can join the project name (eg with FTDNA) and receive discounted prices in their tests. I recommend to be aware of the various tests available, and costs for each company to test. Also, check what is available to you after proved. I Family Tree DNA, who were the first in the country (founded in 1999), have the largest database for testing and National Geographic Genome Project, the "service Customer Service is excellent and I think are the best, but you must make your own decision. http://www.familytreedna.org NOTES: – If you are a woman makes her mtDNA mother, and her mother mitochondrial DNA, mitochondrial DNA and his mother etc, etc, etc, showing that his mother's lineage (mtDNA is passed to your daughters and son, but his son did not pass their children). You did not inherit his father's Y-DNA. If you are a man inherits his father's DNA from his father-DNA-DNA from their father, and so on to your home. You can also inherit from his mother's mtDNA, but not pass their DNA-and your child. As a woman, if you use your DNA testing of mtDNA can prove their maternal line. If you have a brother, his DNA can be used to test both your mother and your father's mtDNA Y-DNA. the same sample.
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