Today, millions of people are in the Ancestry DNA databases, which makes finding your family tree even easier. One test revealed that I am related to royalty! All it takes is spitting into a tube to get your family history. Both DNA tests claim to give you your family tree with an easy and painless test. Being as skeptical as I am, I tried two different companies to compare Ancestry with 23andMe. The ethnicity results for both should be looked at with extreme skepticism - the testing is more suited for determining ancestral matches.Years ago, I was one of the first few thousand people to do DNA testing for ancestry. Both will come back with accurate DNA results - ie the raw DNA file. FTDNA is much more about DNA testing Ancestry is about their genealogy records. They also have a Chromosome browser to check DNA matches - Ancestry does not. FTDNA's test doesn't require any subscription fees on their site to access other member's trees like Ancestry does. So if you're considering doing any additional DNA testing, FTDNA is your best choice. FTDNA also keeps your sample for 25 years so it's available for additional testing even if the original test taker isn't. This allows the test to reach much further back in time autosomal testing is only good for about 4-5 generations. If you're a male tester, you can do additional Y-DNA testing which only tests the Y-chromosome. The reason to test with FTDNA is their additional testing products.
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You can also download your raw results and import them into FTDNA but Ancestry doesn't allow the opposite. FTDNA's recent changes in how they calculate ethnicities has produced strange results because of their reference population choices. They have the largest DNA database to match upon and their ethnicity calculator comes up with results that most people would expect. Ancestry is a good choice if you are going to do no further testing. Both the Ancestry and FTDNA Family Finder test are autosomal DNA tests which tests chromosomes from both parents. For the differences there are, they will be different at different times because of migrations/invasions. There's basically no difference between a German and an Englishmen genetically speaking. DNA doesn't respect political/national boundaries. If you're testing for ethnicity, you probably shouldn't be testing at all. I've done testing with both Ancestry and FTDNA. Statements regarding dietary supplements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease or health condition. FamilyTreeDNA reports are intended for informational purposes only. Your use of FamilyTreeDNA is further subject to FamilyTreeDNA's Privacy Statement (/legal/privacy-statement). Before you can use FamilyTreeDNA and see your reports, you must agree to FamilyTreeDNA's Terms of Service (/legal/terms-of-service) at the time of logging into your kit. If FamilyTreeDNA becomes aware that we have unknowingly collected any personal data directly from a child under the age of 13, we will take commercially reasonable efforts to delete such data from our system. Children under the age of 13 are not permitted to use any Services. You must be 13 years of age or older to use the Services and accept the TOS. You may use the FamilyTreeDNA Services with your parent's or guardian's permission if you are between the ages of 13 and 18.
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