
Doris and the Schuesslers of Los Angeles
Doris and the Schuesslers of Los Angeles In September 2018, I received an email from Pam, asking if I’d help identify her biological grandmother. Pam’s mother, Doris was born in […]
Doris and the Schuesslers of Los Angeles In September 2018, I received an email from Pam, asking if I’d help identify her biological grandmother. Pam’s mother, Doris was born in […]
Today’s DNA tests offer nearly 100% accurate results for identifying birth parents. Although these tests are almost always correct, There are some legitimate (but rare) scientific reasons they may return […]
Unless you’re 100% Native American, you probably have some distant cousins living across the ocean. Maybe some of them have taken a DNA test, but you won’t find out unless […]
News stories about adoptees finding their birth families through DNA have become pretty common. Reunion tales often show heartwarming photos or interviews of the families after they’ve found each other. […]
It was 1979 in rural Mississippi and Navin Johnson was celebrating his 18th birthday. His mom prepared his favorite meal: tuna salad on white bread, a Tab cola, and some […]
In late October 1997, the film Gattaca was released and quietly flopped at the box office. The dystopian-future sci-fi film tells the story of Vincent Freeman (Ethan Hawke), a product […]
When you buy a DNA test kit from one of the major testing companies, you are also purchasing a copy of your own autosomal genetic code. The companies may not […]
by Jane Horvath and Frank Paukowits Originally Published in THE BURGENLAND BUNCH NEWS – No. 286 April 30, 2018, © 2018 by The Burgenland Bunch The Chromosome Browser is one […]
Whether you’ve spent a decade building a family tree or just started researching your roots, DNA testing is a useful tool for professional and amateur genealogists alike. The results can […]
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