Yes, it’s quite common for most people to have a diverse ancestry due to historical migrations, marriages, and other factors. Our genetic makeup often reflects a blend of different populations from around the world. Genetic testing can reveal a fascinating mix of ancestral origins and connections that might surprise you!

While you’re patiently waiting during the 6-8 week processing period, feel free to explore our resources and tips for interpreting your results. We’re just as curious as you are to see if you have European heritage in your results!

At CRI Genetics, we are committed to providing accurate and reliable genetic insights, and we assure you that we are a legitimate company dedicated to high-quality services. Genetic testing can sometimes yield results that are complex or less straightforward than expected. Our reports aim to provide insights into genetic markers that may have historical or ancestral connections, but these results can sometimes be interpreted differently.

The figure you saw in the video is actually a cartoon character designed to represent the diversity of our community. She is not a real person and is not in the lab. Our goal is to visually convey the broad range of genetic backgrounds our product can analyze in a relatable and inclusive way.

You would purchase if there were no black people in the lab?

@@mlbrooks4066 yea i would. but since there was i wont

Could you please let us know what additional details or insights you were hoping to find in your results? This will help us better understand your needs and improve our services.

Could you please let us know what additional details or insights you were hoping to find in your results? This will help us better understand your needs and improve our services.

Could you please let us know what additional details or insights you were hoping to find in your results? This will help us better understand your needs and improve our services.

At CRI Genetics, we strive to use rigorous scientific methods. Our goal is to provide the most accurate and informative genetic analysis possible.

The haplogroups commonly linked to these populations include: J1: Often found among Jewish, Arab, and other Middle Eastern populations. J2: Common in the Mediterranean, including among Jewish, Turkish, and Greek populations. R1: Widespread across Europe and parts of the Middle East, with various subclades found in different regions. G: Found in the Caucasus, Middle East, and parts of Europe. E: Especially E1b1b, found in North Africa, the Middle East, and Europe.

@@crigenetics6737 The gence can be changed through the100s of years? Or it fixed.?

Genetic traits can indeed change over hundreds of years due to various factors such as mutations, adaptations, and intermixing of populations. While some genetic traits remain relatively stable, others can evolve over time through natural selection and genetic drift.

@@crigenetics6737 You mean forexpl J1 could be changed to R1 Or anything else Thats what u mean??

Yes, haplogroups tend to change into a more precise haplogroup assignment (subclades). These are subdivisions within larger haplogroups that provide more detailed information about genetic ancestry, allowing for a deeper understanding of lineage and historical population movements as more information are being discovered about genes and haplogroups as time goes by.

We would be delighted if you could send us a private message so we can review your results for you.

Exciting times ahead! While our genetics test will provide you with fascinating insights into your ancestry and genetic makeup, I want to clarify that we don't provide specific names of relatives through our service. Instead, we focus on providing you with detailed genetic ancestry information that can help you understand your heritage better.

Great to hear you're excited! We're just as eager to share your ancestral history with you.

Great to hear you're excited! Discovering your ancestral history is always an incredible journey.

Hi Shane! About your question, siblings share enough markers to determine filiation. However, if two brothers take a test, their results can vary due to mother and father's DNA splitting, and combining differently for every child. There can be variance within what is available from each parent on which particular genes (and associated ancestry) they inherit. Although they would be similar, they can be somewhat different. Have a grate day!

It truly is remarkable how much Indigenous American DNA the twins possess!

Feel free to explore our latest videos on KZbin by visiting our channel at www.youtube.com/@crigenetics6737/videos. We're excited to share informative and engaging content with you!

Are you talking about identical twins?

Yes, it's possible for twins to have different body types, including differences in weight and body composition.

Yes, we identify haplogroups as part of our comprehensive genetic analysis.

Thanks for reaching out and for your interest. We can test if you have Native ancestry but not so for the tribes. You may call us at 800-571-9216 or email us at [email protected] if you have further questions. have a great day!

It's not uncommon to see variations in results due to differences in databases, algorithms, and markers analyzed. While one company may provide more detailed information on specific haplogroups, another may prioritize different aspects of ancestry.

Knowing your background gives you a deeper connection to all the corners of the world that your ancestors come from. We can help you confirm some things you already knew, and uncover some hidden surprises too. Get A Detailed, Accurate Breakdown Of Your Heritage. Our reports give you the level of detail you deserve.

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Hi MrJackbenible. Thank you for your interest in our products and services. Rest assured that you'll find out more meaningful information about your ancestors. Have a great day!

Hi, Thanks for reaching out to us. We do appreciate it. Yes, Germany is the current home to one of the most influential groups of people in the history and genetic makeup of Northwestern Europe. Celtic cultures were the first to dominate the region known as Germany today. While many people associate Celtic cultures with Ireland and Scotland, Celtic cultures are believed to have originated in Austria and spread outward from there. Hope this helps. Have a great day!

nah, I'm adopted and my results correlate with what people have been telling me all my life. The mfs in the video are just terrified of this being used to justify racism, that's all. but tests are accurate

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Lol because you don't look fully native American you look mostly bantu black African because one of your ancestors was full native doesn't mean you will be fully native because you grandparents mixed with a different race

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Not surprised that latine is dominant ;) thats a joke

Hi Maron, Ancestral Background Analysis would test the combined DNA that you inherited from your Parents. The report would show you the breakdown of your Heritage/Ethnicity (European, African, etc.) This test uses Autosomael genes and will compare it to our 527, 414 significant genetic markers. Please keep in mind that when we say inherited DNA from Parents, it doesn’t mean that DNA or traits were passed down to offspring on a 50 - 50 distribution. During conception, DNA from your Mother and Father will come together and would form a recombination process. Trait inheritance varies on how Dominant and Recessive the inherited Genes are.

Humans are more than just a label from a country. My point is that I can look like whatever mongloid, caucasoid, or negroid phenotypes/genotypes, humans are more complex and just a combination of DNA sequences. We adapt to cultures and adopt cultures as part of human survival. I’ve met French white people in Cambodia who swear they are 100% Cambodian because they are citizens and regardless of how they look. It’s arbitrary. Who cares how we look or sequences of dna.

Hi Jessica, we appreciate your interest to take a DNA Test. Our Ancestry test known as Basic or Autosomal test. What it does is it would test the combined DNA (Autosomes) that you inherited from your parents. report would show you breakdown of your ethnicity (European, African, and so on). Those who share the same ancestors will have similar Autosomal gene sequences. This means that these DNA tests can help trace your DNA related to you from both mother and father side, back to where those genes first came from, but not be associated with names since we do not have access to public records.

Hi. The reason is DNA is very unpredictable and behaves quite differently. Please know that there are no specific genes that German people have that French people don't, or that Russians have and Polish don't, etc. We are all mixed-breed to some extent. Political boundaries change over time and mean little in terms of how DNA flows. Ancestry reports work by comparing your DNA to a known reference population. This is probably the most important point: Since you only get 50% of each parent's DNA (on average), and since the genes that are useful for admixture/ancestry are not evenly distributed across all 23 chromosomes, if you don't happen to get the chunk of, DNA that relates to your mother's Irish ancestry, you won't appear to be very Irish. Meanwhile, your full sibling may have gotten this segment, and more, appearing very Irish. In reality, your heritages are the same, so why the difference? It is due to the randomness of recombination. Since this is the way DNA works across generations, admixture results can only be used to rule in, not to rule out. I.e., absence of evidence is not evidence of absence. If you want to know which regions your ancestors came from, test more relatives. Pool the results. Understand that you may not have ANY DNA from one or more of your 32 3rd great grandparents (you may have fewer than 32 if your tree is endogamous). So, if that GGG grandmother was a particular ethnic group you will not know that you are that ethnic group -- unless someone else in your family tests and sees it.