You can transfer your National Geographic Genographic Project results* to FamilyTreeDNA through the secure National Geographic Genographic Project Transfers page. To transfer your results. Go to the National Geographic Genographic Project Results Transfers page. After verifying your kit number and [...]
No. Each iteration of the National Geographic Genographic test (First Phase, 2.0, and 2.0 Next Generation) is for personal ancestry information. These tests are not medical, and results are not shared with third parties, this includes insurance companies. [...]
No. In almost all regards, the Geno 2.0 test is complementary to FamilyTreeDNA’s tests. The exception is that positive Y-chromosome results from the Geno 2.0 test, when transferred to a FamilyTreeDNA account, can be used as a replacement [...]
You may order the Geno 2.0 Next Generation Genographic Project Participation and DNA Ancestry Kit from National Geographic's Genographic Project. About: You may reach customer service for the National Geographic Genographic project at Genographic@ngs.org.
Transferring your results* from the National Geographic Genographic Project to FamilyTreeDNA is free! Once you complete the transfer process, you will receive new information through your FamilyTreeDNA account. We will also transfer any remaining sample [...]
Testing helps you learn about your personal ancestry. Test results tell about your ancestors' migrations and your ethnic origins. This includes: Matching to ancient populations (Neanderthal). Matching to global populations. Maternal ancient migration patterns. Paternal ancient [...]