Note: this has been moved to February 28th.
What Can DNA Segments Tell Us?
Understanding Chromosome Browsers
Through a Case Study on Eye Color Inheritance
Join us in exploring the fascinating intersection of genetic genealogy and trait inheritance as we delve into the practical use of chromosome browsers. This lecture combines an introduction to chromosome browsers, their significance in genetic genealogy, and a case study focused on the genetic process of eye color inheritance. Discover how to use chromosome browsers to visualize shared DNA segments, evaluate genetic matches, and gain insights into inherited traits.
Bio:
Bonnie Croteau is a genealogist with over thirty years of experience researching in the United States and Ireland. She specializes in New England research, lineage society applications, and writing and sharing her ancestral history. Bonnie is a member and lineage researcher for Daughters of the American Revolution and the treasurer and board member of the Merrimack Valley Chapter of MSOG. On her website, www.beyondthetreegenealogy.com, she shares her DAR education projects, family genealogy, and ancestral history.
You must be logged in as a Member to participate in this event. Log-in at https://www.msoginc.org/members.php. Go to "Event Registration" to register for the DNA Special Interest Group meeting.