· SINCE 2012 ·

Technical progress never has a standstill, and technologies in the field of DNA sequence analysis of next generation have began to develop so promptly recently, that volumes of received initial information exceeds tens gigabytes, and complexity of its processing demands professional interpretation tools.

The main aim of the project is providing high-quality service for the raw data (.BAM file) analysis of Full Y-chromosome and its available and convenient visualization. Your data are always handy in any point of the world. Our service isn't limited only by the analysis of individual raw data, but also has a social focus. The groups, created within service (haplogroup and thematic projects) have to combine efforts in studying and understanding of history and migrations ways of our ancestors. Serious attention is paid to the privacy of raw data; it is possible to adjust display of certain information easy.

Scientific work on positioning of the found single nucleotide polimorphism (SNP) on a experimental Y-tree is carried out on the basis of the gathered and analysed data. We approach to interpretation of data seriously. More than 150 new variable STR-markers found, selected, studied and systematized by us can serve as a proof. More than 500 markers totally give the chance of the detailed analysis and positioning of Y-chromosomes relatively each other in a cluster, being notable addition to the SNP found.

Best regards, YFull Team.

"Thank you for your great service to all of us, it is so simple to use and yet it is of the greatest benefit. Kind regards to all." - Alex Chartorisky

"I would like to say how impressed I am with Y-Full's analysis. They recently compared .BAM file results of my father and his third cousin and, without knowing the relationship, estimated the time to their most recent common ancestor as 125 years before present (i.e., 1825). He was in fact born in 1822. You won't get any closer than that." - Marilyn Collins Pilkington (from YFull Facebook group)

"Thanks for this dna analysis service. Very informative." - Brian D. Skinner

"Nice and professional services." - Alessandro Bonelli di Salci

"Great service and communication. Highly recommended." - Brian Symonds

"I got my results recently. This is a big Thank You for an excellent product. The graphics make it so easy to visualize all this data." - Keith Taylor

"Thank you very much for the results. They have been very informative and helpful in my research." - Tom Fowler

"Thank you for your great analysis!" - Abdulaziz Ali

"Bravo for your neat website. The analysis was fast. The presentation of results is made so easy to use. This allows me to better understand my position in the tree G2a2b1a. Thank you." - Bernard Beguet

"Thank you so much for your analysis of my YDNA. Although I have been involved in this DNA testing for about three years, I am not all that adept at understanding the YDNA results I received from Full Genomes Inc. YFull helped me to get understandable outcomes from the result. Thanks to YFull, I am now in a subclade of R1a1 L1029 called Y2604. The other member is Sardinian. Maybe some of my earlier ancestors were mercenaries in the Mediterranean region." - Keith Stephan

"The YFull team has made a great contribution to the study subclade Q-L275. Cooperation with them and use the opportunities complete sequence Y chromosome (via Full Genomes) led to the excellent results. There are rare subclades that are away from the research interests of big science. In such cases, the YFull team provides a unique support for citizen scientists." - Vladimir Gurianov

"YFull. Love it! Uploading my .bam file was easy. I just pasted the link in their mail form. Analysis was quick; they had my results online in three days. "Hg and SNPs" is complete, informative, and easy to read. "STR results" can be selected for 12, 25, 37, 67, 111, or all markers; and "all" puts 111 to shame. "Private SNPs" are reported for five quality levels plus Indels; with complete position and mutation information. "Browse raw data" by ChrY or ChrM is a handy feature providing statistics for any base pair in your raw data. "Check SNPs" allows you to quickly check your status of any named SNP in YFull’s "legend" which is extensive. "Full mt" provides your data on both RSRS and rCRS values. Most of the reports I have mentioned also have a link for downloading a CSV file, and links for additional detail on just about anything shown. I have saved the best for last. "Groups" are available to the public at http://www.yfull.com/groups/ and provide utilities for quickly comparing kits within a group, or for checking other groups for the presence or absence of multiple SNPs in one pass. You can easily check out "Groups" yourself, so I will not go into the details." - Larry Walker, USA

"I was very pleased with the way YFull displayed my Full Genomes results. The STR format for the report is especially friendly. I also was very happy that I could have my results included in a haplogroup project. I definitely will recommend that others submit their results to YFull, and I look forward to submitting my Big Y results also." - James Larry Vick

"YFull provided top notch analysis of my full genome Y test. For my FGC tested and generated data, YFull promptly downloaded the immense files and then the voluminous material including mtDNA, Y-STR, and Y-SNP data were presented in an easily accessible, comprehensible manner. YFull analysts are experts on the Y-tree and for the my Z93 side of the R1a1 tree, I can unequivocally say that no one has better knowledge or done more to establish the structure of the tree. Extremely impressed and satisfied customer!" - Anshumat Parasar

"Many many thanks to the YFull team, I now have Big-Y results posted at YFull, together with my FGC results, including mega-STR markers and mtDNA. Again, a fantastic analysis. A really great site, I recommend to all." - William Hartley

"Many thanks for the report. Excellent presentation of the data." - John Hiles

"Thanks YFull for the interpetation! I must say your personal page data presentation is the most friendly user I have encountered so far!" - Roberto R.

"I just received my YFull interpretation: I'm very happy with it! :) Thank you very much! My closest sample is NA12282 (CEU - Utah residents (CEPH) with Northern and Western European ancestry)." - Marco Antonio Ricci

"I also just received my Yfull analysis. Thanks a million to the team at Yfull. This looks very interesting and it'll take awhile to digest it all. But I do think that I and my fellows on the same branch need a new group, since I dont fit into the existing I-groups. Im I-L1302. What are your suggestions here? Should we make a group for I-L1302 only, or include higher branches?" - Erik Holmlund

"I can't thank all of you enough for doing this for us!! I sent every NGS test ordered for my personal kits and group members (BIGY and Full Genome Elite) to YFULL for analysis over the years. Now, due to your efforts, I don't have to fret over the FTDNA BIGY build change. You have no idea how grateful I am to all of you at YFULL." - Connie McKenzie

Reviews:

• Review by Linda Jonas "How to make matches with Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA)" Link
• Review by Christina Swords "How to use the YFull Platform – A Tutorial for Beginners" Link
• Review by Antonios Kollias "YFull – First Steps" Link
• Review by Debbie Kennett "The Y-chromosome sequence interpretation service from YFull.com" Link

We are co-authors:

• Maxat Zhabagin et al. "Medieval Super-Grandfather founder of Western Kazakh Clans from Haplogroup C2a1a2-M48" (Journal of Human Genetics, 2021) Link
• Michael Waas et al. "Haplogroup J-Z640: genetic insight into the Levantine Bronze Age" (Journal of Phylogenetics & Evolutionary Biology, 2019) Link
• E.V. Balanovska et al. "Inferring the Genetic Ancestry of Ubykh People from North Caucasus" (Russian Journal of Genetics, 2019) Link
• Neus Sole-Morata et al. "Whole Y-chromosome sequences reveal an extremely recent origin of the most common North African paternal lineage E-M183 (M81)" (Scientific Reports, 2017) Link
• Balanovsky et al. "Genetic differentiation between upland and lowland populations shapes the Y-chromosomal landscape of West Asia" (Human Genetics, 2017) Link
• Balanovsky et al. "Phylogeography of human Y-chromosome haplogroup Q3-L275 from an academic/citizen science collaboration" (BMC Evolutionary Biology, 2017) Link
• Adamov et al. "Defining a New Rate Constant for Y-Chromosome SNPs based on Full Sequencing Data" (2015) Link
• Gurianov et al. "Phylogenetic Structure of Q-M378 Subclade Based On Full Y-Chromosome Sequencing" (2014) Link

Cited us:

• Gretzinger at al. "The Anglo-Saxon migration and the formation of the early English gene pool" (Nature, 2022) Link
• Laurie J. Reitsema at al. "The diverse genetic origins of a Classical period Greek army" (PNAS, 2022) Link
• Iosif Lazaridis at al. "A genetic probe into the ancient and medieval history of Southern Europe and West Asia" (Science, 2022) Link
• Iosif Lazaridis at al. "The genetic history of the Southern Arc: A bridge between West Asia and Europe" (Science, 2022) Link
• Katharina Dulias at al. "Ancient DNA at the edge of the world: Continental immigration and the persistence of Neolithic male lineages in Bronze Age Orkney" (PNAS, 2022) Link
• Nick Patterson at al. "Large-scale migration into Britain during the Middle to Late Bronze Age" (Nature, 2021) Link
• Adam B. Rohrlach et al. "Using Y-chromosome capture enrichment to resolve haplogroup H2 shows new evidence for a two-path Neolithic expansion to Western Europe" (Scientific Reports, 2021) Link
• Marina Silva et al. "Biomolecular insights into North African-related ancestry, mobility and diet in eleventh-century Al-Andalus" (Scientific Reports, 2021) Link
• Iain McDonald "Improved Models of Coalescence Ages of Y-DNA Haplogroups" (Genes, 2021) Link
• Chuan-Chao Wang et al. "Genome-wide autosomal, mtDNA, and Y chromosome analysis of King Bela III of the Hungarian Arpad dynasty" (Scientific Reports, 2021) Link
• Kharkov, V.N. "Y-Chromosome Markers in Population Genetics: Fundamental and Applied Results of Ethnogenomic Research" (Russian Journal of Genetics, 2021) Link
• Toomas Kivisild et al. "Patterns of genetic connectedness between modern and medieval Estonian genomes reveal the origins of a major ancestry component of the Finnish population" (The American Journal of Human Genetics, 2021) Link
• Lehti Saag et al. "Genetic ancestry changes in Stone to Bronze Age transition in the East European plain" (Science Advances, 2021) Link
• Eszter Dudás et al. "Genetic history of Bashkirian Mari and Southern Mansi ethnic groups in the Ural region" (Molecular Genetics and Genomics, 2019) Link
• Mary Järve et al. "Shifts in the Genetic Landscape of the Western Eurasian Steppe Associated with the Beginning and End of the Scythian Dominance" (Current Biology,2019) Link
• Lehti Saag et al. "The Arrival of Siberian Ancestry Connecting the Eastern Baltic to Uralic Speakers further East" (Current Biology, 2019) Link
• Viola Grugni et al. "Y-chromosome and surname analyses for reconstructing past population structures: The sardinian population as a test case" (International Journal of Molecular Sciences, 2019) Link
• Daniel Shriner, Charles N. Rotimi "Genetic history of Chad" (American Journal of Physical Anthropology,2018) Link
• Daniel Shriner "Re-analysis of whole genome sequence data from 279 ancient Eurasians reveals substantial ancestral heterogeneity" (Frontiers in Genetics,2018) Link
• Wojciech J. Cynarski "Propinquity of Scythians and Slavs. Remarks on the state of knowledge of Slavic ethnogenesis" (Ido Movement for Culture,2018) Link
• E.V. Balanovska et al. "Gene pool of the Novgorod population: Between the north and the south" (Russian Journal of Genetics, 2017) Link
• Stuart J.Fiedel "The Anzick genome proves Clovis is first, after all" (Quaternary International, 2017) Link
• Oleg Balanovsky et al. "Deep Phylogenetic Analysis of Haplogroup G1 Provides Estimates of SNP and STR Mutation Rates on the Human Y-Chromosome and Reveals Migrations of Iranic Speakers" (PLOS ONE, 2015) Link

• Graham S. Holton (ed.) "Tracing Your Ancestors Using DNA: A Guide for Family Historians" (2019) Link
• Karin Bojs "My European Family: The First 54,000 Years" (2017) Link

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