The mystery has been solved by JD Cowell, a member of the Visual Phasing group on Facebook! All GEDmatch kits were deleted shortly after on August 2nd, 2022. Number 17 happens to be my unlucky number, and once again it has proved to be just that. When the DNA results of my father’s maternal half…
Category: Visual Phasing
On the hunt for more hidden recombinations
In my last post, I’ve written about discovering hidden recombinations on the X-chromosomes of my father and his siblings after comparing them to a distant cousin match. This has raised several questions: Are there more? Where are they? How many of my previous Visual phasing results are incorrect because of hidden recombinations? Visual phasing is…
My X-chromosome headache
It all began when the data of one distant cousin messed everything up by not fitting into the visual phasing picture I’ve previously created for my father and his siblings. It ended with a discovery of a so-called hidden recombination (more than one actually!), a situation when your visual phasing results turn out to be…
Visual Phasing of Chromosome 1 – updated version using Steven Fox’s Excel spreadsheet
If you have the possibility to test three full siblings, then the next great thing you could do with your DNA results is to try out the Visual Phasing technique developed by Kathy Johnston. It allows you to map the segments of your chromosomes to your four grandparents (without having them or your parents tested)…
Visual Phasing of Chromosome 1
If you have the possibility to test three full siblings, then the next great thing you could do with your DNA test results is to try out the Visual Phasing technique developed by Kathy Johnston. It allows you to map the segments of your chromosomes to your four grandparents (without having them or your parents…