DNA Genics World K11

DNA Genics World K11 is a modern autosomal admixture calculator that estimates the proportion of an individual’s genome that matches eleven curated global reference components: African, Central-Siberian, EastAsian, European, Gedrosia, Mongol_Turkic, NativeAmerican–EastSiberian, NortheastAsian, Semitic, SoutheastAsian, and Tibetan. Built for genetic genealogists, population researchers, historians, and curious individuals, K11 translates raw genotype data into an accessible profile of continental and regional ancestry affinities. What it analyzes: using standard SNP-chip or VCF genotype inputs, K11 compares your allele frequencies to the reference panel and reports relative contributions from each component. Instead of single-country labels, the components capture broad genetic clusters that reflect deep population structure, historical migrations, and regional admixture clines across Eurasia, Africa, and the Americas. Who it’s designed for: hobbyist genealogists seeking to contextualize family lore, professional researchers conducting comparative population work, educators illustrating human diversity, and anyone who wants a nuanced, multi-regional view of their biogeographic affinities. Insights you can gain: clear proportional breakdowns of ancestral components, detection of minority or unexpected affinity signals, distinctions among different Eurasian East–West and North–South ancestries, and clues about past migration influences (for example, steppe-related Mongol_Turkic signatures, Levantine/Arabian Semitic contributions, or Gedrosia-style South–Central Asian affinities). K11 also helps compare individuals or groups and visualize gradations of ancestry across regions. Historical and genetic context: each reference component corresponds to population histories and genetic patterns—Gedrosia reflecting ancient South/Central Asian and Iranian plateau ancestry, NativeAmerican–EastSiberian echoing Beringian migrations, and Tibetan capturing high-altitude-adapted