One of the FTDNA kits I administrate was selected for use in the development process of the geno 2.0 project.
One criterium for the selection was its FMS.
The selected kit is the below mtDNA H1 kit (with link to its mitosearch profile).
It has no exact matches, 1800 HVR1+2 and over 10.000 HVR1 matches. It has a few dozen FF matches and no Y-DNA test.
Also, the testee who is not a native English speaker misunderstood the instructions and put both swabs into one testing cylinder, causing FTDNA to send him a replacement kit. FTDNA then realized that the first test kit was usable, which means they have extra swabs with DNA for that kit.
I was wondering, what characterizes other kits selected for the development of the geno 2.0 ?
-Lars.
One criterium for the selection was its FMS.
The selected kit is the below mtDNA H1 kit (with link to its mitosearch profile).
It has no exact matches, 1800 HVR1+2 and over 10.000 HVR1 matches. It has a few dozen FF matches and no Y-DNA test.
Also, the testee who is not a native English speaker misunderstood the instructions and put both swabs into one testing cylinder, causing FTDNA to send him a replacement kit. FTDNA then realized that the first test kit was usable, which means they have extra swabs with DNA for that kit.
I was wondering, what characterizes other kits selected for the development of the geno 2.0 ?
-Lars.
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