DNA Genics World K30

DNA Genics World K30 is a high-resolution autosomal admixture calculator that decomposes an individual’s genome into 30 genetic components (K30) using a curated panel of 28 modern reference populations. It analyzes common autosomal SNP data to estimate proportional ancestry from major continental and regional groups — Africa (West, East, North), Europe (Northwest, West, Baltic, Scandinavian, Mediterranean), Asia (East, Southeast, South, Central groups including Bashkir, Kyrgyz, Tajik, Turkmen, Uyghur, Iraqi Jewish, Georgian clusters), Siberia, Oceania, Polar and Indigenous American lineages. Who it’s for: genealogists, adoptees, family historians, population-genetics students and researchers, and anyone curious about the deep and recent roots of their ancestry. It’s designed for users with raw genotype files from consumer tests or research datasets who want a detailed, regionally informed breakdown beyond coarse continental categories. What you learn: clear percentage estimates for each modeled component, comparative regional signals, likely points of contact between populations (e.g., steppe-to-Asia interactions, Silk Road admixture, Austronesian/Oceanian affinities, African and Native American contributions), and visual summaries that help frame migration and admixture hypotheses. Results can reveal both recent family-level inputs and older, population-scale layers shaped by prehistoric migrations, trade networks and population expansions. Context and limitations: the calculator places personal profiles into a global genetic landscape informed by modern reference samples. It highlights broad historical patterns — such as Neolithic farmer and pastoralist movements, Siberian influence on the Americas, or maritime Austronesian connections — but cannot assign precise dates or individual ancestors. Accuracy depends on reference representation and SNP coverage; results are probabilistic and best interpreted alongside genealogical records and other tools. Why it’s v