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I'm preparing a blog post on the differences between the old and new 23andMe reports, and how they compare to a raw data analysis with Enlis Genome Personal. H
by devonEnlis 11y ago
I'm preparing a blog post on the differences between the old and new 23andMe reports, and how they compare to a raw data analysis with Enlis Genome Personal.
Here are the headline numbers-
Number of health-related traits reported:
Old: 201 New: 36 RawData: 2109
Number of health-related variants reported:
Old: 1283 New: 100 RawData: 13,537
I will also note that while they increased the price, they are still using the same genotyping chip that they released in December 2013
- xirdstl 11y agoNot speaking to the price, this makes sense. To achieve FDA approval, their reporting is much more conservative. That's probably for the best.
- greggman 11y agoI'm not saying you're wrong but would you mind explaining why you think that's for the best?
- lionyo 11y agoStatistics and risk are meaningless when your name is attached to the report. To go to the extreme, a 0.001% chance of genetic disease can drive a person to make emotional decisions.
- dekhn 11y agoCan you check if they still report tongue rolling as a Mendelian trait?