USA Clerical Genetics®

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Clerical Genetics ®
Research Terms and Meaning

Clerical Genetics® Research Terms and Meaning

Clerical Genetics®, a research term coined by myself (Bileh Kash Gambela) with 15 years of Experience in the field of Genealogy and Clerical Genetic Research: Definition of Clerical Genetics® Providing the Service of Personal Research in DNA Origins. Using research methods of decoding of the Coding Region of FGS Full Genome Sequence Mitochondrial DNA, and the Y- Chromosomes 67-111 Marker, Autosomal Admixture DNA test, combined with Genealogy Research to discover their phylogenetic Ancestral Origins, as well as interpretations of charts, graphs, reading abstracts, and methods to determine the Haplogroup, and Haplotypes of their Ancestral Origins. Provided as a service for those who need Ancestral Origins Assistance for Nationality, or Medical Reasons, as well as Lineage Based Research for Reparations Eligibility Requirements.

FIVE METHODS OF RESEARCH TO UNCOVER YOUR ANCESTRAL ORIGINS

1. GENEALOGY- (The Paper Trail) going back to the 1700’s, 1800’s, 1900’s via US Census Records, Marriage Certificates, Military Draft Records, Manumissions etc… 2. AUTOSOMAL Admixture Lineage (atDNA) TESTING- Which test both sides of the family going back 10—12 generations ago, roughly around 300 years ago along the family tree line. 3. mtDNA MATERNAL Lineage (FGS) FULL GENOME SEQUENCE TESTING- This is done by testing the HVR1/HVR2 and Coding Region of the Entire Mitochondrial DNA (5,000-20,000) YBP. 4. Y-CHROMOSOME (Y-DNA) PATERNAL Lineage TESTING- This is done by testing at least 67-111 markers of the Male/Fathers’ Lineage (5,000-20,000) Years Before Present. 5. Clinical Grade (WGS) Whole Genome Sequencing TESTING- Will analyze the Whole Genome Sequence which is fundamentally different from other DNA tests. WGS checks 100% of your DNA data while other DNA test providers obtain data on less than 0.1%. WGS will be the most comprehensive genetic testing for Ancestry, Health, Wellness, and Nutrition.