Well, 8 weeks give or take and I can report back to you
all how much of an American mongrel I am.
Wonder if grandma’s story of Native American blood with show up. Should be interesting nonetheless.
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Thursday, September 20, 2012
My turn on the DNA testing path
I am sure many of you have seen the multiple posts from
various bloggers who are doing the AncetryDNA testing. Well… add one more. When the special offer came across my computer
I couldn’t pass it up. This time I am
doing the test myself. Maybe next time I
will get my husband to do one.
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It was a different set-up than the FTDNA test my dad
did. With his it was a cheek swap. This was a spit test. The scientist in my is wondering why and I
will need to go do some reading up on why one vs. the other. In school we did the cheek swap when we
learned how to analyze DNA and I remember how much getting a good scrape was
stressed so that you would collect enough DNA to replicate and analyze. I wonder if the spit test is supposed to gather
more DNA.
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