User:Blainebettinger
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| Summary | 23andMe v2 & v3, FTDNA Family Finder, Ancestry.com |
| Promethease | report |
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| Summary | pooled together 23andMe v2 and FTDNA Family Finder |
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| Promethease | report |
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| Summary | |
| Platform | 23andMe v2 |
| Promethease | report |
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| Platform | FTDNA Family Finder |
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| Platform | Ancestry.com |
Blaine T. Bettinger, Ph.D. (born 1976) is an intellectual property attorney at Bond, Schoeneck & King in Syracuse, NY, and author of The Genetic Genealogist. He has released his raw data.
My report contains gs197, a genoset that I discussed at http://www.thegeneticgenealogist.com/2010/01/07/personalized-genomics-a-very-personal-post/ as indicating an increased risk of type-2 diabetes.
Testing Experiences[edit]
I have written about my 23andMe testing experience at:
Genetic Testing With 23andMe - Ancestry Testing
I have also written about my Family Tree DNA Family Finder testing experience at:
A Review of Family Tree DNA’s Family Finder – Part I
A Review of Family Tree DNA’s Family Finder – Part II
Ancestry Testing[edit]
Admixture Tests:
2003 AncestryByDNA: 88% European, 12% East Asian, 0% Native American, 0% Asian
2009 23andMe: 97.89% European, 1.84% Asian, 0.27% African
2009 deCODEme (using 23andMe results): 87% European, 9% East Asian, 4% African
2010 FTDNA: coming soon
2010 BGA Analysis (courtesy of Dr. Doug McDonald (appears to agree very closely with my 23andMe results):
Europe 92.9% Oceania 0.6% America 3.6% Africa 1.4% E. Asia 1.3%
Europe 87.4% S. Asia 8.0% Oceania 0.2% America 3.3% Africa 1.0% E. Asia -0.1%
Europe 83.8% Mideast 5.2% S. Asia 7.1% Oceania 0.2% America 3.3% Africa 0.4% E. Asia -0.1%
Note that the Mideastern and S. Asian percentages are normal for western Europeans using this analysis. For example, on the middle panel, a northwestern European measures about 9% S. Asian, and on the third panel they typically measure 4.5% Mideastern and 8% S. Asian.
The first Ancestry.com example in SNPedia
