Sentences with phrase «learning about their ancestry»

Through its pioneering personal genome analysis service deCODEme ™, deCODE enables individuals to better understand their risk of dozens of common diseases and to learn about their ancestry and other traits.

What was the most surprising thing you learned about your ancestry when your brother Keenan had your lineage traced by Skip Gates on the PBS - TV series Finding Your Roots the other night.

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Currently she is working on a project to learn more about African ancestry in Mexico.

Using advanced genetic and computational technologies, Wells and his team of scientists are analyzing DNA from participants worldwide and learning about their deep ancestry to better understand shared human roots.

I would love to travel back to Ireland one day and learn more about my own ancestry and connections to the people of that country.

Learning about their culture, history, and my ancestry has made me want to turn my entire house into a little French chateaux!

It might surprise you to learn that in the latest census, 51 million Americans self - identified as having German ancestry (estimates suggest that about 1/3 of these are of German ancestry alone, the rest are of partial German ancestry).

And if you'd like to learn more about your pup, our Embark dog DNA test offers insights on breed, health, ancestry, and traits.

Thanks to recent developments in canine science, you can get answers to these questions and even learn about your dog's traits and ancestry.

Whether you have Scandinavian ancestry or just really like Vikings, this festival is a great way to learn about the culture and history of Scandinavia with crafting demonstrations, traditional music, dancing, delicious food, and games.

Ancestry experts will help guests track their family's journeys, learn about their heritage, sift through records and discover ethnic origins with AncestryDNA.