Some are opting to download their DNA data from services like 23andMe before deleting their accounts. Here is a step-by-step ...

By Vimal Patel Nearly two-thirds of GEDmatch’s users opt out of helping law enforcement. For a brief window this month, that didn’t matter. By Heather Murphy To what extent is giving a DNA ...

QIAGEN N.V. QGEN recently announced that Bode Technology will be the exclusive global commercial partner for its GEDmatch PRO ...

When you set up your 23andMe account, you’re given the option either to have your saliva sample securely destroyed or to have ...

QIAGEN has been providing GEDmatch PRO to customers since the early 2023 acquisition of its subsidiary Verogen, a proven leader in equipping forensic science laboratories and criminal ...

QIAGEN chooses Bode Technology as its exclusive global commercial partner to accelerate use of GEDmatch PRO genealogy database in law enforcement and identification of human remains // Collaboration ...

QIAGEN N.V.QGEN and Becton, Dickinson and Company or BD’s BDX joint venture, PreAnalytiX GmbH, recently launched the PAXgene ...

Stevens' lifelong love of genealogy was the reason she put her own results from 23andMe tests and Ancestry.com into the public database, GedMatch. Now, she's volunteering with Moxxy Forensic ...

QIAGEN recently announced Bode Technology as its exclusive global commercial partner for GEDmatch PRO genealogy database. Its subsidiary, Verogen, inked the deal with Bode. The latest partnership ...

That profile can then be uploaded to public databases like GEDmatch and FamilyTreeDNA, where family members might have DNA on file. The researchers don’t use commercial sites like 23andMe.

Consumer testing can throw up surprises, positive and negative. It’s like toothpaste coming out of a tube: ‘You can’t put it ...

In 2023, IGG investigators formed a genetic profile of DNA found at the crime scene and uploaded that to consumer databases, such as GEDmatch, Fox 11 reports. Based on that information ...