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Resources for Genetic Genealogy

Journal of Electronic Resources in Medical Libraries, 2006
Abstract This paper reviews resources fostering the use of genetics as applied to genealogy. Based on medical molecular genetics, genetic genealogy currently uses areas of mitochondrial DNA and the Y-chromosome, which are generally not medically relevant.
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Genetic Genealogy: The Woodson Family's Experience

Culture, Medicine and Psychiatry, 2005
In 1998, Foster and colleagues published the results of a genetic study intended to test whether Thomas Jefferson could have fathered any of Sally Hemings' children. They found that the Jefferson Y chromosome haplotype matched that of a descendant of Hemings' youngest child, but not that of the descendants of the eldest son, Thomas Woodson. The Woodson
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FROM GENEALOGY TO GENETIC MEMORY

Comunicazioni sociali, 2020
Over the last few decades, we have been witnessing a revival of interest in kinship and genealogical research: from family trees on the Web to documentary series, the ways of representing relatedness have developed thanks to the remediation of both ethnographic devices and media technologies.
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DNA Tests for Genetic Genealogy

2020
Abstract This chapter covers the different types of direct to consumer DNA tests for genealogy. They are technically similar but a bit different from those used for medical and health conditions, as genealogy tests focus on identifying “matches,” or relatives who’ve also tested based on shared SNPs or other similarities.
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[Genetic genealogy: history and methodology].

Genetika, 2011
The review surveys the development and the current state of genetic genealogy, a branch of science dealing with the history of individuals, families, and kins using molecular genetic methods. The main milestones in the development of genetic genealogy are established: the appearance of essential prerequisites (development of DNA genotyping and forensic
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[Genetic aspects of genealogy].

Genetika, 2012
The supplementary historical discipline genealogy is also a supplementary genetic discipline. In its formation, genetics borrowed from genealogy some methods of pedigree analysis. In the 21th century, it started receiving contribution from computer-aided genealogy and genetic (molecular) genealogy.
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[Genealogic proximity and genetic proximity].

Annales de genetique, 1976
Data collected concerning the Kel Kummer Touareg tribe permitted the characterization of each person by (a) a "geneological profile", by which the genetic contributions made to him by various of the founders of the tribe can be seen; and (b) a "hematological profile", which shows the different alleles existing in the tribe which have come to him.
M H, Cazes, A, Jacquard
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Getting the conclusive lead with investigative genetic genealogy – A successful case study of a 16 year old double murder in Sweden

Forensic Science International: Genetics, 2021
Andreas Tillmar, Ricky Ansell
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Genealogy and Genetics

The William and Mary Quarterly, 1942
E. S. Craighill Handy, Elizabeth G. Handy   +1 more
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Private Genetic Genealogy Search

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2021
Mine Su Erturk, Kuang Xu
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