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Alternatives to 23andme? 10/27/25(Mon)09:37:06 No.18109744
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Alternatives to 23andme? Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)09:37:06 No.18109744 Archived
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What DNA company would you recommend for someone from an underrepresented population?
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10/27/25(Mon)11:31:19 No.18109905
Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)11:31:19 No.18109905
ancestry, ftdna
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10/27/25(Mon)12:29:20 No.18110002
Anonymous 10/27/25(Mon)12:29:20 No.18110002
>>18109744
>for someone from an underrepresented population?
There's really no choice. "One-size fits all" models are not likely to work. You have to use something like Vahaduo or qpAdm. Vahaduo is easiest, so your best bet is to get your scaled G25 coordinates and play around with admixture models. Also this will let you plot yourself on a PCA.
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