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Understanding DNA - Markers - Cost - Results - Join Us
The Stolz Family Project is part of Family Trees DNA . Since its inception, in April of 2000, Family Tree DNA has been associated with the Arizona Research Labs, led by Dr. Michael Hammer, one of the world's leading authorities in the field of Genetics. As of 9 September, 2007, Family Tree DNA hits new milestones solidifying its leadership with the largest DNA database in the field of Genetic Genealogy with 158 799 records: What is DNA? DNA stand for deoxyribonucleic acid, the chemical inside the nucleus of all cells that carries the genetic instructions for making living organism. DNA is the hereditary material in humans and almost every other living organism. One of its important properties is its ability to make copies of itself, or replicate. Each strand of DNA serves as the pattern for duplicating its sequence. When cells divide, this replication is important because new cells need to have an exact copy of the DNA from the old cell. DNA's PART in Genealogy. DNA is quickly becoming an important part of the study of genealogy. While DNA alone cannot be used for genealogical purposes, its combination with the two traditional sources for family history research — oral history and recorded documents — can reveal long-forgotten connections or it can break down even the toughest BRICK WALL. DNA TEST. The two DNA Tests used by family historians are the Y-chromosome (for male lines) and the mitochondrial mtDNA (for female lines). Common tests used for testing close relationships include paternity, maternity, forensic, grandparentage, reconstruction (close relatives), siblingship, and twin zygosity. An excellent web site well worth a read Understanding Y-DNA Testing for Genealogy purposes Originally we had the 67 Marker Test
but we have now ordered 3 additional tests
DYF371x Y-GGAAT-1B07 DYF399x
Results Pending
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The Paternal DNA, passed from father to son, tests the
Y-chromosome,
which is only found in males and is useful in verifying common ancestry.
(Test can be paid by Invoice to FTDNA -
no need to use a Credit Card on Line)
If you are considering DNA Testing we recomend a minimum of 25 Markers, but naturally there is the budget to consider. Register https://www.familytreedna.com/surname_join.aspx?code=D11635&special=True&projecttype=S Y-DNA Results for H Stolz |
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 Join the Stolz Project and Order your Y-DNA Test
Up-Load your existing Y-DNA Results to Y-Search and compare
It is a FREE service
 Understanding your DNA Results and Genetic Distance
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If you compare the 12 marker result to someone else who does not have the
same surname, but the scores match, you are most likely not recently related. When we use the term recently related, we are
talking about a time frame within the last 1000 years or 40 generations, a time depth that accommodates the earliest known use of surnames.
As you are aware Hec had a 67 Marker DNA test but there
are only 66 Markers in the Results. Our 425 Marker had what
is known as a "null" result. This in itself is very exciting. We have been asked to join a Special "NULL425" Group which has
to date only 53 Members. Although we all have different Surnames it proves that we came from the
one ancestor, and are part of a cluster from central Germany. This
is why we ordered 3 additional tests DYF371x Y-GGAAT-1B07 and DYF399x. Final Results for "Null 425 " :--
Results on Y-Search
12 Marker Test - Total = 998 - Genetic Distance - 12/12 = 11/12 = No possible connection after this point. 37 Marker Test - Total = 4 - Genetic Distance - 35/37 = 34/37 = 33/37 = 32/37 = Recomended cut off point 67 Marker Test - Total = 9 - Genetic Distance - 62/67 = 60/ 67 = 59/67 = 58/67 = Recomended cut off point Stolz Family Project
If you would like to register your branch of the Stolz Family on this web site without taking
part in the DNA side of the Project, we would love to have you on board. Registering your Family on
the Stolz Web Site is FREE
We guarantee that your privacy will be protected
and your details will not be disclosed to any other members
without first
gaining your written consent.
Webmaster Shirley Donaldson-Stolz
Updating of this site is done at 9am Queensland EST Daily.
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First Lifted 28th Sep 2007 / Last Updated 7th July 2008
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