HGDP K72 Global Composition

Your ancestry, resolved across 72 populations.

Name: DNAGENICS DNA Analysis Platform
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(SSUAJF) Demo Report

This report compares your DNA with the combined 1000 Genomes and Human Genome Diversity Project reference panel. Results describe genetic similarity to modern reference populations and are informational, not a record of individual ancestors.

Your results

Global composition, with detail when you need it.

Start with the broad regional pattern, then open a region to explore the population-level signals behind it.

European 83.8%

African 6.6%

South Asian 4.5%

Oceanian 2.0%

Middle Eastern 1.7%

East Asian 1.2%

South American 0.1%

European 29.5% Finn

European 24.1% Great Britain

European 11.1% Russian

European 4.7% French

European 4.5% Orcadian

European 4.4% Tuscan

All detected signals

Population detail

21 population signals across 7 regional groups

Finn 29.5%

Great Britain 24.1%

Russian 11.1%

French 4.7%

Orcadian 4.5%

Reference atlas

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This map contextualizes the K72 reference panel. It is not a map of individual ancestors or political boundaries.

Reference populations

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Guided interpretation

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Reference context

How to read this comparison.

K72 is a modern-reference similarity model. It is most useful for comparing broad patterns, not assigning a precise ethnic identity or proving a recent family relationship.

1000 Genomes reference data

The 1000 Genomes Project provides widely used population-genetics reference data. K72 combines population labels from this dataset with HGDP populations for a broader global comparison.

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Human Genome Diversity Project

The Human Genome Diversity Project contributes globally distributed reference populations. Population labels identify comparison groups, not personal ancestry categories.

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Population catalog

The 72 labels are grouped by broad geographic reference regions. A small component can reflect shared population history, reference-panel coverage, or statistical noise and should be interpreted in context.

Your heritage summary

A compact view of your K72 pattern.

For (SSUAJF) Demo Report

Leading region European

Population signals 21

Reference panel 72 groups

Finn 29.5%
Great Britain 24.1%
Russian 11.1%

Interpret with care

Methodology and common questions.

These results are statistical comparisons to a selected panel of modern populations.

What percentages mean

A percentage indicates relative similarity to a reference component in this model. It is not a literal measure of one ancestor, nationality, or identity.

Why signals overlap

Reference populations share deep history. Related groups can appear together because a statistical model distributes similarity across overlapping components.

What this report does not do

This report does not diagnose health conditions, establish family relationships, or determine a person's ethnicity, culture, or citizenship.

Why is a familiar population not my largest signal?

Reference panels are comparative. Your strongest signal may represent a genetically related population that better captures the shared variation in this particular model.

Should I interpret very small percentages?

Treat small components as tentative. Compare them with broader regional totals and other reports before drawing conclusions.

Can I use this as a medical result?

No. K72 is an ancestry comparison tool and is not medical, clinical, or diagnostic advice.

HGDP K72 Global Report

Your ancestry, resolved across 72 populations.

Population detail

European 83.8%

African 6.6%

South Asian 4.5%

Oceanian 2.0%

Middle Eastern 1.7%

East Asian 1.2%

South American 0.1%