Tag Archives: Genetics

So many amazing events/discoveries with people’s DNA

Posted on September 6, 2022 by Steve

I stumbled upon a couple articles which blew my mind about Human DNA! First up involves these unusual pair of identical twins known as the Salyers. Or maybe they’re just odd or weird because the women always wanted to marry … Continue reading →

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Updated genetic stuff from 23 and Me

Posted on August 9, 2018 by Steve

The updates just keep rolling in from 23andme.com and these were finally worth sharing. The past ones aren’t awful, they’ve been more along the lines of surveys to add to their collection of data. The four icons above represent three … Continue reading →

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A decent explanation on why gene-mapping results vary

Posted on February 6, 2018 by Steve

Hopefully you may remember the story about my two different DNA results back in 2016. The outcomes between the two companies “disagreed” so much I could be two people in my opinion. I doubt I could get my brother to … Continue reading →

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A tale of two genetic tests

Posted on November 6, 2016 by Steve

The results are in! And they’re kind of muddy. Hell, they don’t quite agree which makes me wonder what each company’s criteria are for an ethnic group, especially when they lump at least two very distinctive peoples into something as amorphous … Continue reading →

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