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groetjes Koenraad > On 23 Oct 2018, at 00:32, verheul...@kpnplanet.nl wrote: > > Hallo Koenraad, > > Voor zover ik weet heeft MyHeritage alleen een autosomale DNA test. De > gegevens daarvan kun je niet in Legacy kwijt, omdat deze geen waardes op > bepaalde markers heeft zoals een Y-DNA of een mtDNA wel hebben. > De 3 mogelijkheden in Legacy die je noemt zijn overigens niet van MyHeritage, > maar van DNA Heritage, wat inmiddels opgegaan is in FTDNA. > > Onderstaand heb ik de tekst vanuit een vraag die (groten)deels overeenkomt > met jouw vraag en het antwoord daarop gekopieerd, alsmede de link waar je dit > op de website van Legacy kunt vinden. Hoop dat je daar mee uit de voeten kunt. > > Please implement an "Autosomal DNA" type choice in the "Available Tests" > list-box in the "DNA Records" window of a persons details. > I realise that the information of autosomal DNA will be different to Y and mt > DNA records but it could be displayed as appropriate. It would allow a more > organised and common place for All DNA information to be recorded and stored. > Initially the data could be entered manually but could be automated by Legacy > with the DNA matches section of MyHeritage web site. It should be formatted > to include an entry for each DNA match for matches between 1st to 4/5th > cousins and show the same relevant info. as the web page but in a more > compact form. It should also include fields where the user can enter notes > and whether the match has been found, verified and who the common ancestor is > (with hyperlink to ancestor), etc and also include a link to the address > database. > Hoping the above is implemented. > > Posted by: Brian Edge | June 20, 2018 at 01:28 AM > > Brian, > MyHeritage is autosomal DNA and autosomal DNA is not reported in the same way > as yDNA or mtDNA (mitochondrial) are. yDNA and mtDNA results are easy to > enter because they have values attached to specific fields so Legacy provides > a place to enter this information. Autosomal is different. If you download > your raw data you will see a text file approx 8MB in size with thousands of > values. > Most people create DNA events to record their DNA info. You can add the > testing company, the date tested, the kit number (if applicable) the GEDmatch > number (if applicable), the tester's contact information, any correspondence > you have had with the tester and any other notes. You can screenshot > your/their ethnicity percentages and attach that to the event media gallery. > Be aware though that your ethnicity percentages will change from time to time > as the companies run their algorithms against additional reference samples. > You can also use tagging and/or Hashtags to keep track of your DNA (I use > Hashtags). > How to work with DNA in Legacy is a frequent topic on our Legacy Users Group > Facebook page. There are over 15,000 members and it is monitored by some of > the staff and some of the beta testers. If you are on Facebook you can join > here https://www.facebook.com/groups/LegacyUserGroup/ > If you are not on Facebook we also have a Legacy Users Group mailing list > with about 2000 members which you can join here > https://www.legacyfamilytree.com/LegacyLists.asp > Legacy's main purpose is not DNA tracking. For that you need to use the > Chromosome browsers that are built into MyHeritage, 23andMe, and FTDNA. > Ancestry.com and LivingDNA do not have chromosome browsers so it is a bit > harder there. You can also use the free program Genome Mate Pro > https://getgmp.com/ which is an advanced chromosome browser and you can also > upload your raw data to the GEDmatch website https://www.gedmatch.com > Having said all of that, we are working on a direct sync to MyHeritage which > will make everything a lot easier :) > > Posted by: Michele | June 20, 2018 at 07:05 AM > > > https://news.legacyfamilytree.com/legacy_news/2018/06/working-with-dna-using-myheritage-and-legacy.html?cid=6a00d8341d219b53ef022ad354aa0a200c#comment-6a00d8341d219b53ef022ad354aa0a200c > > Groeten, > Sebas > >> ----Origineel Bericht---- >> Van : koenraad.cuyp...@gmail.com >> Datum : 21/10/2018 10:08 >> Aan : legacy-nederlands@legacyusers.com >> Onderwerp : [Legacy-Nederlands] Dna >> >> Hallo, >> >> Ongeveer een jaar geleden heb ik een dna test laten doen bij myhermitage. Ik >> wil deze gegevens nu invoeren in legacy maar daar krijg ik de keuze tussen 3 >> mogelijkheden nl. >> - y dna 23 >> - y dna 43 >> - mtDNA >> Bij elke keuze staan er vele mogelijkheden , eigenlijk te veel om te testen. >> >> Ik heb enkel een kit nummer : MH-H6F56J >> >> Iemand enig idee wat ik moet kiezen? Hoe het werkt in legacy ? >> Heeft iemand hiermee ervaring ? >> >> >> Koenraad >> >> koenraa.cuyp...@gmail.com >> >> Verstuurd vanaf mijn iPhone >> -- >> _______________________________________________ >> Legacy-Nederlands mailing list >> Legacy-Nederlands@legacyusers.com >> http://legacyusers.com/mailman/listinfo/legacy-nederlands_legacyusers.com >> > > -- > _______________________________________________ > Legacy-Nederlands mailing list > Legacy-Nederlands@legacyusers.com > http://legacyusers.com/mailman/listinfo/legacy-nederlands_legacyusers.com -- _______________________________________________ Legacy-Nederlands mailing list Legacy-Nederlands@legacyusers.com http://legacyusers.com/mailman/listinfo/legacy-nederlands_legacyusers.com
