Click here for the
total results of the Rader Y-DNA project
DNA and Genealogy by Jim Rader
www.rader.org
jim@rader.org
magazine
October 2006 Issue
Adventures in Genetic
Genealogy links
What can you really
learn about your family history from a few cheek cells? We sent a professional
genealogist on a quest to discover the truth behind the developing science of
DNA. By Maureen A. Taylor
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"African
American Lives"
www.pbs.org/wnet/aalives
Sorenson
Molecular Genealogy Foundation
www.smgf.org
Oxford
Ancestors
www.oxfordancestors.com
Genetealogy
www.genetealogy.com
DNA
Print Genomics
dnaprint.com
Relative
Genetics
www.relativegenetics.com
Family
Tree DNA
www.familytreedna.com
Chromosomal
Laboratories
www.chromosomallabs.com
DNA
Heritage
www.dnaheritage.com
International
Society of Genetic Genealogy
www.isogg.org
MitoSearch
www.mitosearch.org
Sorenson
Molecular Genealogy Foundation
www.smgf.org
YBase
www.ybase.org
YHRD
www.yhrd.org
YMatch
www.relativegenetics.com
YSearch
www.ysearch.org
When FTDNA
first launched, they had 300 samples,
- 2001 they tested 1,700
samples, 2002 they tested 4,800
samples, 2004 they had tested over
34,000.
When the National Geographic Project first met with them, they
estimated that they might be doing up to 20,000 samples per year. As things
got closer, they were estimating 100,000 samples per year.
Since they
started receiving samples in May,
they have processed over 64,000 samples up through October
2005.
10/3/2006: Family Tree DNA hits new milestones solidifying its leadership with
the largest DNA databases in the field of Genetic Genealogy with 112,139
records:
www.familytreedna.com
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