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Publishing DNA results
Presenting and publishing the results of a DNA study is a complex task. Review this file to see how the best studies have tackled this problem.
Best DNA study websites and reports
View examples of the different types of maps and charts that you can create to illustrate your DNA study's results
Maps & charts
This file lists online resources that will help you publish your DNA study
Online publishing resources
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“DNA opens a new window into history. This book shows, in a very clear and straightforward way, how to start.”
Steve Jones, Professor of Genetics, UCL
“If you have any interest in how DNA tests can be used in family history, then you should read this book.”
Alan Stewart, Family History Monthly
J P Bradford, Canada
“This is a book I've been wanting for some time...a ‘must have' for one-namers, informative and useful for all family historians.”
Howard Benbrook, Guild of One-Name Studies
“This comprehensive manual should be on every one-namer's desk and will be of great benefit to anyone researching their ancestors.”
Maurice Hemingway, Hemingway One-Name Study
“I read it cover to cover and judge it to be an excellent guide to the topic for the masses who are baffled and bemused
as to what 'genetic genealogy' is all about.”
Alasdair Greenshields, DNA Heritage Ltd