30.11.10 / Uncategorized / Author: admin / Comments: (3)
Tags: dna, dna testing, Mitochondrial DNA Testing, mtdna, Y Chromosome
Testing your DNA on your Mothers, Fathers or both sides. Mitochondrial DNA Testing is your Mother to Mother. Y Chromosomes 33 and 46 marker tests distinguish DNA on your Fathers side, Father to Father.
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22.09.10 / Uncategorized / Author: admin / Comments: (1)
If your going to do some DNA Testing, use a trusted source, DNA Ancestry. The pricing is very competitive and with there Paternal and Maternal DNA Lineage tests provide you with your ancient ancestry (haplogroup) and your own collection of genetic markers which can be used to connect with genetic cousins. Share and collaborate with others using Ancestry’s family trees and DNA groups. Your family is important and this would be not only a fun hobby, but a meaningful one as well!
29.07.10 / Uncategorized / Author: admin / Comments: (0)
Tags: dna, dna testing, genetic, mitochondrial, Mitochondrial DNA Testing, mother, mtdna
It has been over 4 years since my mother passed and I have really been taken back at all my mother did and how she made it look so effortless. If you have a great mother like I, you will understand the magnitude of a mother and there ability to make you feel some lovin or lots of lovin, it’s the nurturing as a baby and thee unconditional love! Is it in your mitochondrial dna to be a nurturing, loving, caring mother?
08.04.10 / Mitochondrial DNA related / Author: admin / Comments: (0)
Mitochondrial (mtDNA) is found in organelles found in the cell nucleus. Mitochondrial was discovered as having it’s own DNA make up in 1963, though public testing didn’t begin until the 1990s.
It is passed to you from your mother! Mitochondrial DNA
01.04.10 / Mitochondrial DNA related, Y Chromosome related / Author: admin / Comments: (0)
Tags: census, Genealogy
National Archives release of the 1940 Census Records is scheduled for April 2, 2012 – 72 years following the census day of April 1, 1940.
The Census you filled out this year will be available in the year 2082.
31.03.10 / Announcements, Mitochondrial DNA related, Y Chromosome related / Author: admin / Comments: (1)
Tags: analysis, dna, genetree, mitochondrial, mtdna, results, testing, Y Chromosome
At $49.95, one-hour self-service consultation to help you understand your DNA test results and work up a plan for using them in your search—for example, which relative to test next for comparison. GeneTree CEO Jeff Wells compares this to “teaching people how to fish.”
A full-service report, in which GeneTree staff will analyze your Y Chromosome and Mitochondrial DNA Testing results, use the company’s resources to find genetic matches, and analyze pedigrees of potential relatives for family connections. The consultant also will use other, non-GeneTree resources. The cost is $49.95 per hour, with a five-hour minimum.
For more information go to Mitochondrial DNA Testing
20.03.10 / Mitochondrial DNA related / Author: admin / Comments: (0)
A perfect Mother’s Day gift! A DNA Test that you can take, will determine your mother’s ancestry! Your Mitochondrial DNA comes from your mother, replicated and specific to you, her and her mother.
Find out her ethnic background, find lost relatives of old and new, migration path, Haplogroup and potentially hundreds of stories that have been hiding in the past for many years.
You know this is something your mother may never do for herself, yet it is so important for us all to be able to know everything about our past! Get your Mitochondrial DNA Test sent today!
We share the same Mitochondrial DNA:)
17.03.10 / News / Author: admin / Comments: (0)
Tags: black, mutant, penguins, rare
It is unheard of! An all black penguin found in Sub-Antarctica on a South Georgia Island. The chances of this could be slim to none as it has never been seen, and may never be seen again.
10.03.10 / Mitochondrial DNA related, News / Author: admin / Comments: (1)
Tags: dna, elephant bird, mitochondrial, mtdna
Elephant bird roamed the earth less then 400 years ago. Sightings of this flightless bird as late as 1640-1650 in Madagascar showing the bird could be found at 10 foot tall.
The elephant bird was deemed as the largest bird in the world until it’s extinction in the 17th century. Adult fossils and eggs have been found since.
Nuclear and Mitochondrial DNA have been extracted from an egg to help us find out more about this very large bird related to the ostrich and emu.
Up to 10 Feet Tall
08.03.10 / Mitochondrial DNA related, Y Chromosome related / Author: admin / Comments: (0)
Tags: chromosome, cotton swab, dna, genetic, mitochondrial, testing
So much information can be learned about yourself with Y Chromosome and Mitochondrial DNA testing.
Yet, Genetic DNA Testing is still in it’s embryonic stage. We have so much to learn about it still. The good news is, if you get a DNA test your information can be monitored online for new discoveries and connections.
People tend to think it is a task and a process. The only part of you being examined is the DNA that comes from your mouth of a cotton swab. No shots, no skin scraping… enjoy the technology your ancestors couldn’t.
