just watch the webinar which was helpful thanks. question are you looking at doing Y chromosome tracking at some time and will it or does it give you lots more information and go back further been just one side of the family and is it worth doing as i think it costs alot more
Cheers
Graham
New Zealand
Webinar: MyHeritage DNA
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by Esther ·
- December 15, 2016
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DNA testing is the latest trend in genealogy. Join the head of MyHeritage DNA, Yoav Naveh, as he explains the fundamentals of DNA testing at MyHeritage.
In this webinar, you’ll learn how to gain insights into your ethnic origins and further your family history research using MyHeritage DNA and our simple and inexpensive DNA test.
Click on the video below to watch the full webinar.
Don’t forget to check our other webinars for many more genealogy tips to help make family history research easier.
Have ideas for future webinars? Let us know in the comments below.
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Hi Graham,
Please see our recent Q&A about DNA: https://blog.myheritage.com/2016/11/myheritage-dna-your-questions-answered/.
Best,
Esther
Accorting to geneological publikations I am a descendant of some tartar prince from BlueHorde moving to Russia in the beginning of the fourteenth century.
Martina
January 30, 2017
Hi,
In order to make the DNA more useful for the users and knowing that it is possible to extract more information from the raw data besides the genealogy information, it would be great if we could get somewhere a list of SNPs which are extracted in your DNA kit! Thanks a lot!