Genetic genealogy is a DNA test that allows anyone to touch their past and find out who their distant ancestors were and where they settled. The data a person receives opens the door to further searches for information about the civilization of their ancestors, their way of life, migration routes, segments of history, etc.

 

 

 

The genetic test will determine your male lineage for the analysis uses

Y DNA (from the Y chromosome), and female mtDNA (from mitochondrial DNA).

This test does NOT determine your ethnicity, but it will help you find out the genetic similarities to different peoples.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

ANSWERING #12 OF THE MOST POPULAR QUESTIONS ABOUT PROVENANCE ANALYSIS

HOW A MAN CAN FIND OUT HIS ORIGINS


Turn in your sample and find out

1.ORIGINS ON THE Y CHROMOSOME.

Males will inherit the information contained in the Y DNA from generation to generation. This chromosome is transmitted from father to son virtually unchanged, which makes it possible to analyze the results and identify similarities.

2.ORIGIN BY MITOCHONDRIAL DNA.

In men, mitochondrial DNA is also present to reveal maternal lineage.

HOW A WOMAN CAN FIND OUT HER ORIGINS

Turn in your sample and find out

1.ORIGIN BY MITOCHONDRIAL DNA.

Women have mitochondrial DNA to determine maternal lineage.

Take the DAD/brother's/grandfather's sample and find out

2.ORIGINS BY Y DNA.

Women, unlike men, lack the Y chromosome, so you can trace the roots back to the male line by doing a genetic test on the father, brother, grandfather, or uncle on the father's side.

THE COST OF A GENETIC TEST

ORIGINS paternal line

BOOK

on the Y chromosome (27 markers)

76 500 tenge

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ORIGINS maternal line

BOOK

Mitochondrial DNA (Hv1, Hv2, sequencing)

76 500 tenge

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TWO BOOK ORIGINS TESTS

153 000 tenge

137 500 tenge

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ORIGINS paternal line

CERTIFICATE without chezhiret

on the Y chromosome (27 markers)

44 600 tenge

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ORIGINS paternal line

CERTIFICATE with chezzyre.

on the Y chromosome (27 markers)

57 900 tenge

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ORIGINS maternal line

CERTIFICATE

Mitochondrial DNA (Hv1, Hv2, sequencing)

57 900 tenge

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Ancestry on maternal and paternal lines with Shejireh

CERTIFICATES

110 000 tenge

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ANCESTRY on the maternal and paternal side without shejirah

CERTIFICATES

99 000 tenge

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CONSULTATION

based on the results of the analysis is available online or offline

When filling out the questionnaire, you must check the box below "counseling."

GIFT CERTIFICATE.

The Origin DNA test is the most unusual and interesting gift for your friends and family. We always have gift certificates in stock, and you can order delivery. You can also ask us for a DNA sampling kit and do the sampling yourself, it's very easy!

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HARDCOVER

to analyze the origin

19,800 tenge

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You can order a book like this if you've given it to us before

WHAT'S THE RESULT?

As a result of the DNA test you get a personal book (the number of pages is individual, usually about 30), which will contain the following information:

YOUR HAPLOGROUP

A haplogroup is a group of similar haplotypes with a common ancestor who had a mutation inherited by all his descendants.

DNA PROFILE

A DNA profile is individual data about a person's genetic code. Twenty-seven STR markers are investigated.

ETHNOSTATISTICS

Map of distribution of your haplogroup among peoples in %, map of distribution of your haplogroup in the world

THEIR KIND (for the Kazakh population)

similar kinship haplotypes in the Kazakh population, taking into account tribal diversity

HAPLOGROUP DESCRIPTION

History of the origin of your haplogroup, haplogroup chronology

ADDITIONAL

Famous people with your haplogroup, interesting facts, background information and useful links

SAMPLE RESULT

on the paternal line (on the Y chromosome)

RELIABILITY

The reliability of our research is confirmed by the international quality accreditation ISO15189 and the annual quality control. The interpretation of the results is based on world bases.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

 

Genetic genealogy is a branch of science that lies at the intersection of genetics, history and bioinformatics. Modern technology has allowed scientists to create a large database for interpreting the genetic material of modern humans. This information allows any person to find out from which civilization his genetic roots originate.

This type of examination is now available to everyone. It does not require any special training and has no age or other restrictions.

In genealogy, research on the Y chromosome and mitochondrial DNA are studied and presented separately, but together they present a very interesting and complete picture of ancestors who lived a very long time ago.

 

Conditionally, in genealogy, the first male man of the modern type, from whom the calculation begins, is called genetic Adam. And conventionally the first woman of the modern type is called genetic Eve who lived before genetic Adam. According to the scientific data it is considered that there were civilizations before Adam too, but their descendants did not survive and suspended chain of inheritance, some civilizations before Adam it is difficult to refer to modern type people, as they are not very similar to modern people. Genetic data that have come down to our time indicate the presence of the genes of this Adam and this Eve in the genes of modern humans, so it can be argued that all modern humans are descendants of these people.

Y-chromosome ADAM.

Y-chromosome Adam is the name given to a man who lived approximately 140,000 years ago, who in direct paternal lineage is the source of all Y chromosomes in all living men today. The human Y-chromosome is a sex chromosome passed exclusively from father to son, and the Y-chromosome of Adam must be the source of the Y-chromosomes of all men today. Contemporaries of Y-chromosome Adam, and men who lived before him, had a different Y chromosome, but their male lineage was cut off over time, and thus Y-chromosome Adam's male descendants eventually displaced other Y-chromosome haplogroups from the human population. It turns out that Mitochondrial Eve is older than Adam. This is explained by the fact that a male can have more children than a female, which allows the Y chromosome to spread faster than the mitochondrial DNA spreads.

Mitochondrial EVA.

Mitochondrial Eve is the name given to a woman who lived in Africa about 200,000 years ago and from whom modern humanity inherited mitochondrial DNA. This woman was the only one whose female descendants have survived to this day.

Other women lived in parallel with her, but their mitochondrial DNA has not survived. From them, humans may have inherited other sections of nuclear DNA.

Since mitochondrial DNA is only inherited through the maternal line, all humans alive today had such DNA from "Eve." If a woman has no daughters, her mitochondrial DNA will not be passed on to her descendants beyond her own son, although half of the other genes will be inherited by her sons and their offspring.

YOUR STORIES / REVIEWS

answer the question is it worth taking an origins test?

NARGIZA KUSAINOVA

I tested my dad for mitochondrial DNA and Y chromosome and myself for mitochondrial DNA

ADIL LYAN

Got myself tested for mitochondrial DNA and Y chromosome

JURINSKAYA

I analyzed my dad for Y chromosome and myself for mitochodrial DNA

A JOINT PROJECT WITH SALEM SOCIAL MEDIA

 

DNA test for the whole family.

The result of the DNA test will be the same for the entire family.

For example, you are a man and you did yourself two tests (paternal and maternal), now these results will be identical for your sisters and brothers, father and grandfather on the paternal line, mother and grandmother on the maternal line, and if there are uncles and aunts.

Therefore, one analysis can be done and used by the whole family.

You can also order an additional copy of the book (ask for cost).

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  Nationality is not determined by a genetic DNA test, because "nationality is a social construct, a political concept, the way a particular individual identifies himself on the basis of commonality of language, religion, traditions with a particular group of people. 

Our research, as well as the research of foreign laboratories is first of all identical in methodology, and second, it determines the maximum, ethnic group, i.e. European, Asian, African, Southeast, and what prevails in you, it can be seen in our results, where the breakdown by continent is shown. And information about this or that kinship with other peoples based on the genetic markers of your DNA.

The fact that a foreign lab defines nationality is just an example of how the same information can be given to a client. Someone calls it defining nationality, someone as we call it defining haplogroup, defining that population of people with whom you had common ancestors.

The only difference between us and a foreign laboratory (in particular FamilyTreeDNA) we determine the male and female lineage. And abroad still determine the origin on autosomal chromosomes, this is the kind of study where your "ethnic" composition ... more precisely again the distribution of ethnic groups as a percentage, and ... will not know which side (father or mother) came from a particular percentage of the ethnic group. And additionally by autosomes you can find distant relatives, of course based only on the basis of this or that laboratory.

We use worldwide databases based on scientific research. Additionally, we use a local database to identify Kazakh ancestry.
Order DNA collection kits at home, perform the collection yourself and send the samples to our laboratory for examination. You can order a kit and pay for it on our website at the link.
No, we don't, we do it ourselves, in our laboratory in Almaty.
No, but in mitoDNA research there is such a concept as an association with or protection from a disease. This is based on mutations (aka haplogroup markers) of the mitoDNA. In some cases you can get this information.
This is the choice of each person, but if you want to fully know the history of your ancestors, then of course it is advisable to take both tests, as each side will have its own history and ways of migration.
To do this, you need to give a sample to the male representative of the family (father, brother, grandfather) or to male relatives on the father's side.
Not exactly so. There are variants when certain markers can be found, for example, among only Caucasian peoples, but there is no such a concept that some markers will be found within only one people.
This test does not determine the % ratio of a person's nationality, but gives information about the occurrence of haplogroup among nations in %. The information is confirmed by scientific world studies.
We use the 27 Str loci of the Y chromosome, as it includes 17 major loci to study in genealogy and plus 10 additional ones so that we can interpret your ancestry results not only at the haplogroup level but also its subclades. If fewer loci were studied, the information would be insufficient, and not really detailed. And also, accordingly, the price would be equal to the number of loci studied, the more loci, the more expensive. Therefore, we settled on the number of loci that would be affordable for clients and would suit us in terms of informativeness.

TWO TESTS OF PROVISION (mtDNA+Y)

139 000 tenge

125 000 tenge

 

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The test is done once in a lifetime because genes do not change!