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DNA Q&A: How Reliable is the Information from DNA Tests?

How reliable is the information reported be genetic genealogy companies? Our DNA expert weighs in.

DNA Q&A: Convincing a Relative to Take a DNA Test

Really want a relative to take a DNA test? Ask them to consider the possibilities of having their genetic genealogy results revealed.

DNA Q&A: 6 Things to Do When Your DNA Match Doesn’t Have a Tree Premium

Yes, you still can use your DNA matches even if there's no tree or genealogy information attached. Here are six ways to make no-tree matches work for you.

DNA Q&A: All About Ethnicity Estimates Premium

What can you do with ethnicity estimates? Which company has the best? Our DNA expert weighs in.

DNA Q&A: Handling Sensitive Information

As genetic genealogy databases grow, it's increasingly likely you will discover something unexpected. Here are a few practical tips on how to handle potentially sensitive information.

DNA Q&A: Organizing Your DNA Matches

Avoid overwhelm in managing all those DNA matches with these expert tips for sorting, labeling and color-coding them.

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DNA Q&A: What’s the Big Y-700 Test? Should I Choose a Y-DNA Test?

Take a deep dive into your paternal lines with the Big Y-700 DNA, and figure out if you should choose the Y-DNA test over autosomal DNA.

DNA Q&A: How to Order a Test for Someone Else

Take your research to new heights by ordering DNA tests for your relatives. These seven easy steps will get you started.

DNA Q&A: Do You Really Need a Chromosome Browser?

Do you really need to figure out how to use things like chromosome browsers and centimorgans to be successful in your family history research? DNA expert Diahan Southard explains.

DNA Q&A: Analyzing DNA Matches Using Mirror Trees

Just what are "mirror trees," and what do they have to do with your DNA results? Our DNA expert explains.