Cherokee DNA Update

Cherokee DNA Update $98

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With the release of our updated database aDNA 11.4 in the summer of 2024, customers can find out if they have a high match to any of four Cherokee groups, including a famous forensic population sampled by scientists in Cherokee, North Carolina, U.S. Cherokee Enrolled (n = 33).*  The other three reference populations are  U.S. Cherokee Admixed (n = 62) and U.S. Cherokee Admixed (n=92), from 2016 and 2018, respectively, and, our most recent one, Tsalagiyi Nvdagi (Texas Cherokee n=54). Altogether, your profile is compared to more than 90 indigenous populations in North and South America.

If you receive a positive match you may then order Deluxe Cherokee Certificate. Choose from a selection of attractive styles, including Cherokee Firebloom.

This is not a stand-alone product and cannot be ordered by itself unless we have your DNA fingerprint results (CoDIS markers, alleles) on file. To order the full product, including a lab test, purchase the Cherokee DNA Test, Basic American Indian DNA Test or Native American Indian DNA Fingerprint Plus.

*See study by Kelly Carrothers et al., “Native American Population Data Based on the Globalfiler® Autosomal STR Loci,” Forensic Science International: Genetics 24 (2016 Jun 27):e12-e13.


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IMPORTANT: We don’t use Generative AI in ancestry research or genealogy studies. Your data remains private and is never shared with AI systems.

Links

Enrolled Cherokee Genetics (blog post, July 24, 2018)

Cherokee Unlike Other Indians (blog post, May 28, 2018)

All Populations

Cherokee Descendants Who Proved the Geneticists Wrong: Surprising Lineages of the Cherokees, episode 12, part 1, The Time Traveler’s Suitcase (podcast, April 25, 2023)

Cherokee DNA Studies II: More Real People Who Proved the Geneticists Wrong (book)

Consider ordering Genealogy Services to document your Cherokee ancestry!


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