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Did               you               ever               wonder               what               the               next               money-making               step               for               entrepreneurs               in               genealogy               is-searching               records               for               family               history               and               ancestry?

It's               about               opening               a               genealogy-driven               DNA               testing               service.

Take               your               pick:               tracking               ancestry               by               DNA               for               pets               or               people.

In               Sacramento,               there               are               dozens               of               ethnic-related               genealogy               associations.

View               my               video               on               How               to               Open               a               DNA               Reporting               &               Interpreting               Service               for               People               Interested               in               DNA-driven               Genealogy:How               to               open               a               DNA-driven               genealogy               service,               on               Associated               Content.

The               video               explains               how               to               open               and               operate               this               type               of               business.

For               more               information,               browse               the               paperback               book:               How               to               Open               DNA-Driven               Genealogy               Reporting               &               Interpreting               Businesses               -               Applying               Your               Communications               Skills               to               Popular               Health               or               Ancestry               Issues               in               the               News.

ISBN:               9780595442782.

Pages:               398.
               At               the               Univerisity               of               California,               Davis,               you               have               a               variety               of               genetic               testing               laboratories               ranging               from               humans               to               animals               and               from               DNA-driven               research               related               to               nutrigenomics               to               DNA               reporting               related               to               counseling               people               on               genetics.

For               the               DNA-driven               genealogy               of               animals,               for               example,               check               out               the               Sacramento               and               Davis               regional               area               site,               Veterinary               Genetics               Laboratory:               Test               Services.
               When               it               comes               to               DNA-driven               genealogy               for               humans,               in               the               Sacramento               area,               there's               Trace               Genetics               (Trace               Genetics,               Inc)               -               Davis,               California               (CA.

According               to               the               Manta               website               that               lists               business               information,               Trace               Genetics               is               a               private               company               categorized               under               Testing               Services               and               located               in               Davis,               CA.

Current               estimates               show               this               company               has               an               annual               revenue               of               unknown               and               employs               a               staff               of               approximately               5               to               9.
               Trace               Genetics               is               listed               as               offering               biotechnology               products               and               services               in               Davis,               CA.

That               includes               genetic               testing               and               products,               and               research               and               development               in               biotechnology.
               What               kind               of               holistic               DNA-driven               genealogy               business               might               you               open               that               focuses               on               reporting               and/or               interpreting               DNA               tests               for               genealogy               purposes               rather               than               dealing               in               biotechnology               products               that               require               a               definite               science               education               instead               of               a               focus               on               reporting               services               and               communication               about               DNA-driven               genealogy?
               You               don't               necessarily               need               any               science               courses               or               degrees               to               start               or               operate               this               category               of               small               business               emphasizing               reporting,               media,               and               communications               only               service               that               serves               the               holistic,               genealogy,               and               DNA               for               ancestry               customers               looking               for               explanations               about               origins               or               possible               family               links               in               plain               language               of               their               DNA-for-ancestry               tests.

It               can               be               done               online,               at               home,               or               in               an               office.

What               should               you               charge               per               test?

About               $200               is               affordable.

You'll               have               to               pay               a               laboratory               to               do               the               testing.

Work               out               your               budget               with               the               laboratory.
               Laboratories               that               do               the               testing               can               take               up               to               fifty               percent               of               what               you               make               on               each               test               unless               they               have               research               grants               to               test               a               particular               ethnic               group               and               need               donors               to               give               DNA               for               testing.

Each               lab               is               different.

Shop               around               for               an               affordable,               reputable               laboratory.
               Your               first               step               would               be               to               ask               the               genetics               and/or               molecular               anthropology               departments               of               universities               who's               applying               for               a               grant               to               do               DNA               testing.

Also               check               out               the               oral               history               libraries               which               usually               are               based               at               universities               and               ethnic               museums.

You're               bringing               together               two               different               groups-genealogists               and               geneticists.
               You'd               work               with               the               laboratories               that               do               the               testing.

Customers               want               to               see               online               message               boards               to               discuss               their               DNA               test               results               and               find               people               whose               DNA               sequences               match               their               own.
               So               you'd               need               a               Web               site               with               databases               of               the               customers,               message               boards,               and               any               type               of               interactive               communication               system               that               allows               privacy               and               communication.

DNA               database               material               would               not               show               real               names               or               identify               the               people.

So               you'd               use               numbers.
               Those               who               want               to               contact               others               could               use               regular               email               addresses.

People               want               ethnic               privacy,               but               at               the               same               time               love               to               find               DNA               matches.

At               this               point               you               might               want               to               work               only               with               dogs,               horses,               or               other               pets               or               farm               animals               providing               a               DNA               testing               service               for               ancestry               or               nutrition.
               Take               your               choice               as               an               entrepreneur:               sending               the               DNA               of               people               to               laboratories               to               be               tested               for               ancestry               or               having               the               DNA               of               dogs,               horses               or               other               pets               and               animals               sent               out               to               be               tested               for               ancestry               and               supplying               reports               to               owners               regarding               ancestry               or               for               information               on               how               to               tailor               food               to               the               genetic               signatures               of               people               or               animals.

For               animals,               you'd               contact               breeders.
               For               people,               your               next               step               is               to               contact               genealogists               and               genealogy               online               and               print               publications.

You'd               focus               on               specific               ethnic               groups               as               a               niche               market.

The               major               groups               interested               in               ancestry               using               DNA               testing               include               Northern               European,               Ashkenazi,               Italian,               Greek,               Armenian,               Eastern               European,               African,               Asian,               Latin               American,               and               Middle               Eastern.
               Many               successful               entrepreneurs               in               the               DNA               testing               for               ancestry               businesses               started               with               a               hobby               of               looking               up               family               history               records-genealogy.

So               if               you're               a               history               buff,               or               if               your               hobby               is               family               history               research,               oral               history,               archaeology,               or               genealogy,               you               now               can               turn               to               DNA               testing.
               What               you               actually               sell               to               customers               are               DNA               test               kits               and               DNA               test               reports.

To               promote               your               business,               offer               free               access               to               your               Web               site               database               with               all               your               clients               listed               by               important               DNA               sequences.

Keep               names               private               and               use               only               assigned               numbers               or               letters               to               protect               the               privacy               of               your               clients.
               Never               give               private               and               confidential               genetic               test               information               to               insurance               companies               or               employers.

Clients               who               want               to               have               their               DNA               tested               for               ancestry               do               not               want               their               names               and               DNA               stored               to               fall               into               the               "wrong               hands."               So               honor               privacy               requests.

Some               people               will               actually               ask               you               to               store               DNA               for               future               generations.
               If               you               want               to               include               this               service,               offer               a               time               capsule.

For               your               clients,               you               would               create               a               time               capsule,               which               is               like               a               secure               scrap               book               on               acid-free               paper               and               on               technology               that               can               be               transferred               in               the               future               when               technology               changes.

Don't               store               anything               on               materials               that               can't               be               transferred               from               one               technology               to               another.

For               example,               have               reports               on               acid-free               paper.
               You               can               include               a               CD               or               DVD               also,               but               make               sure               that               in               the               future               when               the               CD               players               aren't               around               any               longer,               the               well-preserved               report,               perhaps               laminated               or               on               vellum               or               other               acid-free               materials               that               don't               crumble               with               age               can               be               put               into               the               time               capsule.

You               can               include               a               scrap               book               with               family               photos               and               video               on               a               CD               if               you               wish,               or               simply               offer               the               DNA               test               report               and               comments               explaining               to               the               customer               what               the               DNA               shows.
               Use               plain               language               and               no               technical               terms               unless               you               define               them               on               the               same               page.

Your               goal               is               to               help               people               find               other               people               who               match               DNA               sequences               and               to               use               this               knowledge               to               send               your               customers               reports.

If               no               matches               can               be               found,               then               supply               your               clients               with               a               thorough               report.
               Keep               out               any               confusing               jargon.

Show               with               illustrations               how               your               customer's               DNA               was               tested.

In               plain               language               tell               them               what               was               done.
               Your               report               will               show               the               results,               and               tell               simply               what               the               results               mean.

You               can               offer               clients               a               list               of               how               many               people               in               what               countries               have               their               same               DNA               sequences.

Include               the               present               day               city               or               town               and               the               geographic               location               using               longitude               and               latitude.

For               example,               when               I               had               my               mtDNA               (maternal               lineages)               tested,               the               report               included               my               DNA               matches               by               geographic               coordinates.
               The               geographic               center               is               48.30N               4.65E,               Bar               sur               Aube,               France               with               a               deviation               of               669.62               miles               as               done               by               "Roots               for               Real,"               a               London               company               that               tests               DNA               for               ancestry.

The               exact               sequences               are               in               the               Roots               for               Real               Database               (and               other               mtDNA               databases)               for               my               markers.
               You're               going               to               ask,               with               no               science               background               yourself,               how               will               you               know               what               to               put               in               the               report?

That's               the               second               step.

You               contact               a               university               laboratory               that               does               DNA               testing               for               outside               companies.
               They               will               generate               all               the               reports               for               you.

What               you               do               with               the               report               is               to               promote               it               by               making               it               look               visually               appealing.

Define               any               words               you               think               the               customer               won't               understand               with               simpler               words               that               fully               explain               what               the               DNA               sequences               mean               and               what               the               various               letters               and               numbers               mean.
               Any               dictionary               of               genetic               terms               will               give               you               the               meaning               in               one               sentence               using               plain               language.

Use               short               sentences               in               your               reports               and               plain               language.
               Your               new               service               targets               genealogists               who               help               their               own               customers               find               lost               relatives.

Your               secondary               market               is               the               general               public.

Most               people               taking               a               DNA               test               for               ancestry               want               information               on               where               their               DNA               roamed               20,000               years               ago               and               in               the               last               10,000               years.
               DNA               testing               shows               people               only               where               their               ancient               ancestors               camped.

However,               when               sequences               with               other               people               match               exactly,               it               could               point               the               way               to               an               ancient               common               ancestor               whose               descendants               went               in               a               straight               line               from               someone               with               those               sequences               who               lived               10,000               years               ago               to               a               common               ancestor               who               lived               only               a               few               generations               ago.
               Those               people               may               or               may               not               actually               be               related,               but               they               share               the               same               sequences.

The               relationship               could               be               back               in               a               straight               line               20,000               years               or               more               or               only               a               few               centuries.

Ancient               DNA               sequences               usually               are               spread               over               a               huge               area.
               DNA               sequences               that               sprung               up               only               a               few               generations               ago               generally               are               limited               to               a               more               narrow               geographic               area,               except               for               those               who               lived               in               isolation               in               one               area               for               thousands               of               years,               such               as               the               Basques.
               You               would               purchase               wholesale               DNA               kits               from               laboratory               suppliers               and               send               the               kits               to               your               customer.

The               customer               takes               a               painless               cheek               scraping               with               a               felt               or               cotton               type               swab               or               uses               mouthwash               put               into               a               small               container               to               obtain               DNA               that               can               help               accurately               determine               a               relationship               with               either               a               99.9%               probability               of               YES               or               a               100%               certainly               that               no               near               term               relationship               existed.
               The               DNA               sample               is               sealed               and               mailed               to               a               laboratory               address               where               it               is               tested.

The               laboratory               then               disposes               of               the               DNA               after               a               report               is               generated.

Then               you               package               the               report               like               a               gift               card               portfolio,               a               time               capsule,               or               other               fancy               packaging               to               look               like               a               gift.

You               add               your               promotional               material               and               a               thorough               explanation               of               what               to               expect               from               the               DNA               test-the               results.
               The               best               way               to               learn               this               business               is               to               check               out               on               the               Web               all               the               businesses               that               are               doing               this               successfully.

Have               your               own               DNA               tested               and               look               at               the               printout               or               report               of               the               results.

Is               it               thorough?

Does               it               eliminate               jargon?

Include               in               the               report               materials               the               client               would               like               to               see.

Make               it               look               like               a               press               kit.
               For               example,               you               take               a               folder               such               as               a               report               folder.

On               the               outside               cover               print               the               name               of               your               company               printed               and               a               logo               or               photograph               of               something               related               to               DNA               that               won't               frighten               away               the               consumer.

Simple               graphic               art               such               as               a               map               or               globe               of               the               world,               a               prehistoric               statue,               for               example               the               Willendorf               Venus,               or               some               other               symbol               is               appropriate.
               Inside,               you'd               have               maps,               charts,               and               locations               for               the               client               to               look               at.

Keep               the               material               visual.

Include               a               CD               with               the               DNA               sequences               if               you               can.

The               explanation               would               show               the               customer               the               steps               taken               to               test               the               DNA.
               Keep               that               visual               with               charts               and               graphs.

Don't               use               small               print               fonts               or               scientific               terminology               to               any               extent               so               your               customer               won't               feel               your               report               is               over               his               or               her               head.

Instead               use               illustrations,               geographic               maps.

Put               colorful               circles               on               the               cities               or               geographic               locations               where               that               person's               DNA               is               found.
               Put               a               bright               color               or               arrow               on               the               possible               geographic               area               of               origin               for               those               DNA               sequences.

Nobody               can               pinpoint               an               exact               town               for               certain,               but               scientists               know               where               certain               DNA               sequences               are               found               and               where               they               might               have               sat               out               the               last               Ice               Age               20,000               years               ago,               and               survived               to               pass               those               same               DNA               sequences               on               to               their               direct               descendants,               that               customer               of               yours               who               has               those               sequences.
               In               the               last               decade,               businesses               have               opened               offering               personality               profilers.

This               decade,               since               the               human               genome               code               was               cracked               and               scientists               know               a               lot               more               about               DNA               testing               for               the               courtroom,               DNA               testing               businesses               have               opened               to               test               DNA               for               information               other               than               who               committed               a               crime               or               to               prove               who's               innocent.
               Applications               of               DNA               testing               now               are               used               for               finding               ancient               and               not-so-ancient               ancestry.

DNA               testing               is               not               only               used               for               paternity               and               maternity               testing,               but               for               tailoring               what               you               eat               to               your               genetic               signature.

The               new               field               of               pharmacogenetics               also               tests               DNA               for               markers               that               allow               a               client               to               customize               medicine               to               his               or               her               genetic               expression.
               You               may               be               an               entrepreneur               with               no               science               background.

That's               okay               as               long               as               your               laboratory               contacts               are               scientists.Your               most               important               contact               and               contract               would               be               with               a               DNA               testing               laboratory.
               Find               out               who               your               competitors               contract               with               as               far               as               testing               laboratories.

For               example,               Family               Tree               DNA               sends               its               DNA               samples               to               be               tested               by               the               DNA               testing               laboratories               at               the               University               of               Arizona.
               Bennett               Greenspan,               President               and               CEO               of               Family               Tree               DNA               founded               Family               Tree               in               1999.

Greenspan               is               an               entrepreneur               and               life-long               genealogy               enthusiast.

He               successfully               turned               his               family               history               and               ancestry               hobby               into               a               full-time               vocation               running               a               DNA               testing-for-ancestry               company.
               Together               with               Max               Blankfeld,               they               founded               in               1997               GoCollege.com               a               website               for               college-bound               students               which               survived               the               .COM               implosion.

Max               Blankfeld               is               Greenspan's               Vice               President               of               Operations/Marketing.
               Before               entering               the               business               world,               Blankfeld               was               a               journalist.

After               that,               he               started               and               managed               several               successful               ventures               in               the               area               of               public               relations               as               well               as               consumer               goods               both               in               Brazil               and               the               US.

Today,               the               highly               successful               Family               Tree               DNA               is               America's               first               genealogy-driven               DNA               testing               service.
               At               the               University               of               Arizona,               top               DNA               research               scientists               such               as               geneticist,               Mike               Hammer,               PhD,               population               geneticist               Bruce               Walsh,               PhD,               geneticist               Max               F.

Rothschild,               molecular               anthropologist,               Theodore               G.

Schurr,               and               lab               manager,               Matthew               Kaplan               alongwith               the               rest               of               the               DNA               testing               team               do               the               testing               and               analysis.
               So               it's               important               if               you               want               to               open               your               own               DNA               for               ancestry               testing               company               to               contract               with               a               reputable               laboratory               to               do               the               testing.

Find               out               whether               the               lab               you're               going               to               be               dealing               with               will               answer               a               client's               questions               in               case               of               problems               with               a               test               that               might               require               re-testing.
               Clients               will               come               to               you               to               answer               questions               rather               than               go               to               the               busy               laboratory.

Most               laboratories               are               either               part               of               a               university,               a               medical               school,               or               are               independent               DNA               testing               laboratories               run               by               scientists               and               their               technicians               and               technologists.
               Your               business               will               have               a               very               different               focus               if               you're               only               dealing               with               genealogy               buffs               testing               their               DNA               for               ancestry               than               would               a               business               testing               DNA               for               genetic               risk               markers               in               order               to               tailor               a               special               diet               or               foods               to               someone's               genetic               risk               markers.
               For               that               more               specialized               business,               you'd               have               to               partner               with               a               nutritionist,               scientist,               or               physician               trained               in               customizing               diets               to               genetic               signatures.

Many               independent               laboratories               do               test               genes               for               the               purpose               of               tailoring               diets               to               genes.
               The               new               field               is               called               nutrigenomics.

Check               out               the               various               Web               sites               devoted               to               nutrigenomics               if               you're               interested               in               this               type               of               DNA               testing               business.

For               example,               there               is               Alpha-Genetics.
               According               to               Dr.

Fredric               D.

Abramson,               PhD,               S.M.,               President               and               CEO               of               AlphaGenics,               Inc.,               "The               key               to               using               diet               to               manage               genes               and               health               lies               in               managing               gene               expression               (which               we               call               the               Expressitype).
               "Knowing               your               genotype               merely               tells               you               a               starting               point.

Genotype               is               like               knowing               where               the               entrance               ramps               to               an               interstate               can               be               found.

They               are               important               to               know,               but               tell               you               absolutely               nothing               about               what               direction               to               travel               or               how               the               journey               will               go.

That               is               why               Expressitype               must               be               the               focus."
               You               can               browse               the               website               of               AlphaGenics,               Inc.

Or               write               to:               Maryland               Technology               Incubator,               9700               Great               Seneca               Highway,               Rockville,               MD               20850.
               Why               open               any               kind               of               a               DNA               testing               business?

It's               because               the               entrepreneur               is               at               the               forefront               of               a               revolution               in               our               concept               of               ancestry,               diet,               and               medicines.
               Genes               are               tested               to               reveal               how               your               body               metabolizes               medicine               as               well               as               food,               and               genes               are               tested               for               ancient               ancestry               or               recent               relationships               such               as               paternity.

Genes               are               tested               for               courtroom               evidence.
               So               you               have               the               choice               of               opening               a               DNA               testing               service               focusing               on               diet,               ancestry,               skin               care               product               matches,               or               medicine.

You               can               have               scientists               contract               with               you               to               test               genes               for               risk               or               relationships.
               Some               companies               claim               to               test               DNA               in               order               to               determine               whether               the               skin               care               products               are               right               for               your               genetic               signature.

It               goes               beyond               the               old               allergy               tests               of               the               eighties.
               "Each               of               us               is               a               unique               organism,               and               for               the               first               time               in               human               history,               genetic               research               is               confirming               that               one               diet               is               not               optimum               for               everyone,"               says               Abramson.

Because               your               genes               differ               from               someone               else's,               you               process               food               and               supplements               in               a               unique               way.

Your               ancestry               is               unique               also.
               Do               you               want               to               open               a               business               that               tunes               nutrition               to               meet               the               optimum               health               needs               of               each               person?

If               so,               you               need               to               contract               with               scientists               to               do               the               testing.

If               you               have               no               science               background,               it               would               be               an               easier               first               step               to               open               a               business               that               tests               DNA               only               for               ancestry               and               contract               with               university               laboratories               who               know               about               genes               and               ancestry.Your               client               would               receive               a               report               on               only               the               ancestry.

This               means               the               maternal               and/or               paternal               sequences.

For               a               woman               it's               the               mtDNA               that's               tested.
               You're               testing               the               maternal               lineages.

It's               ancient               and               goes               back               thousands               of               years.

For               the               man,               you               can               have               a               lab               test               the               Y-chromosome,               the               paternal               lineages               and               the               mtDNA,               the               maternal               lineages.
               What               you               supply               your               clients               with               is               a               printout               report               and               explanation               of               the               individual's               sequences               and               mtDNA               group               called               the               haplogroup               and/or               the               Y-chromosome               ancestral               genetic               markers.

For               a               male,               you               can               test               the               Y-chromosome               and               provide               those               markers,               usually               25               markers               and               the               mtDNA.
               For               a               woman,               you               can               only               test               the               mtDNA,               the               maternal               line               for               haplogroup               letter               and               what               is               called               the               HVS-1               and               HVS-2               sequences.

These               sequences               show               the               maternal               lineages               back               thousands               of               years.

To               get               started,               look               at               the               Web               sites               and               databases               of               all               the               companies               that               test               for               ancestry               using               DNA.
               What               most               of               the               DNA               testing               entrepreneurs               have               in               common               is               that               they               can               do               business               online.

People               order               the               DNA               testing               kit               online.

The               companies               send               out               a               DNA               testing               kit.

The               client               sends               back               DNA               to               a               lab               to               be               tested.
               The               process               does               not               involve               any               blood               drawing               to               test               for               ancestry.

Then               the               company               sends               a               report               directly               to               the               customer               about               what               the               DNA               test               revealed               solely               in               regard               to               ancient               ancestry-maternal               or               paternal               lines.
               Reports               include               the               possible               geographic               location               where               the               DNA               sequences               originated.

Customers               usually               want               to               see               the               name               of               an               actual               town,               even               though               towns               didn't               exist               10,000               years               ago               when               the               sequences               might               have               arisen.
               The               whole               genome               is               not               tested,               only               the               few               ancestral               markers,               usually               500               base               pairs               of               genes.

Testing               DNA               for               ancestry               does               not               have               anything               to               do               with               testing               genes               for               health               risks               because               only               certain               genes               are               tested-genes               related               to               ancestry.

And               all               the               testing               is               done               at               a               laboratory,               not               at               your               online               business.
               If               you're               interested               in               a               career               in               genetics               counseling               and               wish               to               pursue               a               graduate               degree               in               genetics               counseling,               that's               another               career               route.
               For               information,               contact               The               American               Board               of               Genetic               Counseling.

Sometimes               social               workers               with               some               coursework               in               biology               take               a               graduate               degree               in               genetic               counseling               since               it               combines               counseling               skills               with               training               in               genetics               and               in               interpreting               genetics               tests               for               your               clients.
               The               American               Board               of               Genetic               Counseling,               9650               Rockville               Pike,               Bethesda,               MD               20814-3998.

Below               is               a               list               of               several               DNA-testing               companies.

Some               of               these               companies               test               DNA               only               for               ancestry.

Other               companies               listed               below               test               genes               for               personalized               medicine               and               nutrigenomics,               and               some               companies               test               for               nutrigenomics,               pharmacogenetics,               and               ancestry.
               You'll               also               find               several               companies               listed               that               only               test               the               DNA               of               animals.

So               you               have               a               choice               of               testing               DNA               for               a               variety               of               purposes,               for               testing               human               DNA               only,               or               for               testing               animal               DNA.

And               the               applications               for               testing               genetic               signatures               are               growing,               since               this               science               is               still               in               its               infancy               in               regard               to               applications               of               genetic               and               genomic               testing.Roots               for               Real
               Roots               for               Real,               PO               Box               43708               
               London               W14               8WG               UK
               Family               Tree               DNA               -               Genealogy               by               Genetics,               Ltd.


               World               Headquarters               
               1919               North               Loop               West,               Suite               110               Houston,               Texas               77008,               USA               
               info@FamilyTreeDNA.com
               Oxford               Ancestors
               Oxford               Ancestors,               London,               UK
               AncestrybyDNA,               DNAPrint               genomics,               Inc.


               900               Cocoanut               Ave,               Sarasota,               FL               34236.

USA
               GeneTree               DNA               Testing               Center               
               2495               South               West               Temple               
               Salt               Lake               City,               UT               84115
               Trace               Genetics               LLC               
               P.O.

Box               2010               
               Davis,               California               95617               
               info@tracegenetics.com
               
               Predictive               Genomics               for               Personalized               Medicine               including               Nutrigenomics
               AlphaGenics               Inc.


               9700               Great               Seneca               Highway               
               Rockville,               Maryland               20850               
               Email:               info@alpha-genics.com
               Genovations               TM
               Great               Smokies               Diagnostic               Laboratory/Genovations™               
               63               Zillicoa               Street               
               Asheville,               NC               28801               USA
               Centre               for               Human               Nutrigenomics
               According               to               its               Web               site,               "The               Centre               for               Human               NutriGenomics               aims               at               establishing               an               international               centre               of               expertise               combining               excellent               pre-competitive               research               and               high               quality               (post)graduate               training               on               the               interface               of               genomics,               nutrition               and               human               health."
               Nutrigenomics               Links
               Veterinary               DNA               Testing
               Veterinary               Genetics               Laboratory
               University               of               California,               Davis               
               One               Shields               Avenue               
               Davis,               CA               95616-8744
               According               to               their               Web               site:               "The               Veterinary               Genetics               Laboratory               is               internationally               recognized               for               its               expertise               in               parentage               verification               and               genetic               diagnostics               for               animals.

VGL               has               provided               services               to               breed               registries,               practitioners,               individual               owners               and               breeders               since               1955."               The               Veterinary               Genetics               Laboratory               performs               contracted               DNA               testing.
               Alpaca/Llama               
               Beefalo               
               Cat               
               Cattle               
               Dog               
               Elk               
               Goat               
               Horse               
               Sheep
               DNA               Testing               of               Dogs               and               Horses:               VetGen,               3728               Plaza               Drive,               Suite               1,               Ann               Arbor,               Michigan,               48108               USA
               Ethnic               Genealogy               Web               Sites
               Acadian/Cajun:               &               French               Canadian
               African-American
               African               Royalty               Genealogy
               Albanian               Research               List
               Armenian               Genealogical               Society
               Asia               and               the               Pacific
               Austria-Hungary               Empire
               Baltic-Russian               Information               Center
               Belarusian-Association               of               the               Belarusian               Nobility
               Bukovina               Genealogy
               
               Carpatho-Rusyn               Knowledge               Base
               Chinese               Genealogy
               Croatia               Genealogy               Cross               Index
               Czechoslovak               Genealogical               Society               Int'l,               Inc
               Eastern               Europe
               Eastern               European               Genealogical               Society,               Inc
               Eastern               Europe               Ethnic,               Religious,               and               National               Index               with               Home               Pages               includes               the               FEEFHS               Resource               Guide               that               lists               organizations               associated               with               FEEFHS               from               14               Countries.

It               also               includes               Finnish               and               Armenian               genealogy               resources:
               Ethnic,               Religious,               and               National               Index               14               countries
               Finnish               Genealogy               Group:
               Galicia               Jewish               SIG
               German               Genealogical               Digest
               Greek               Genealogy               Sources               on               the               Internet
               Genealogy               Societies               Online               List
               German               Research               Association
               Greek               Genealogy               (Hellenes-Diaspora               Greek               Genealogy
               Greek               Genealogy               Home               Page
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