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They do, it depends how far back you signed up I guess. I did this many years ago, around the time they first launched and I got constant reminders that this or
by cstejerean 7y ago
They do, it depends how far back you signed up I guess. I did this many years ago, around the time they first launched and I got constant reminders that this or that new information is not available for me unless I upgrade to their latest chip. I think once I was able to upgrade by having them rerun the first sample I submitted, but at this point I think I’d have to send a new sample in if I remember the message correctly. But that seems like too much hassle so I haven’t done it.
- war1025 7y agoHonestly the most interesting thing in the whole result to me was the "Number of Neanderthal markers" thing. All in all, probably not hugely worth the expense. But I guess the novelty of it was fun.
- ryanmercer 7y ago>All in all, probably not hugely worth the expense. But I guess the novelty of it was fun. Yeah, for me it was half novelty and half trying to figure out more about my father's side of the family. My father died just before I turned 13, when his father died about a decade ago I asked my great uncle what he knew about the family... he didn't even know his mother's maiden name which I only discovered at the end of last year, several years after my great uncle also died. I can trace part of my mother's side back with confidence to at least the 17th century, my father's family had gone cold in the early 1900s until I discovered my grandmother's maiden name. Novelty is also why I want my whole genome done. Once it's down to a few hundred dollars I want to have it done and ultimately have it printed and put in binders, purely for the novelty.