Eurogenes K15

Eurogenes K15 is a modern, global admixture calculator that estimates the proportional genetic affinities of an individual across 15 broad reference components. It compares your autosomal genotype to curated reference clusters — Amerindian, Atlantic, Baltic, East_Med, Eastern_Euro, North_Sea, Northeast_African, Oceanian, Red_Sea, Siberian, South_Asian, Southeast_Asian, Sub-Saharan, West_Asian, and West_Med — to produce a concise, interpretable breakdown of ancestry. Designed for users worldwide, from hobbyist genealogists to population geneticists, it provides a snapshot of how your DNA aligns with major regional gene pools identified in contemporary datasets. What it analyzes: Eurogenes K15 measures allele-frequency similarities between your genotype and fifteen modelled populations, producing percent estimates for each component. These components represent broad historical and geographic clusters rather than strict ethnic labels, reflecting long-term human migrations, admixture events, and regional continuity. Who it’s for: The calculator is useful for anyone curious about their deep ancestry or comparative population structure — including individuals with mixed backgrounds, researchers seeking an additional reference point, and community projects mapping regional patterns. Insights you can gain: Expect to see major continental influences (e.g., West_Med, Sub-Saharan, East_Med), finer regional signals (Baltic vs. North_Sea vs. Atlantic), and traces of long-range ancestries (Siberian, Oceanian, Amerindian). These proportions can help interpret recent family history, ancient migration legacies, and affinities that standard single-source labels may miss. Historical/genetic context: The components reflect patterns shaped by major prehistoric and historic processes — Out-of-Africa expansions, Eurasian steppe movements, Neolithic farming dispersals, coastal and maritime interactions, and more recent transcontinental gene flow. Eurogenes K15 synthesizes these pattern