in the 35, 40% range. Um so, it's really going to be
in the let's say seventy, 80% range, you're only going to be
of what you can expect to find for different amounts of
then, go to the link in the description below and you can
about half of what you would expect otherwise and that's
each of you combine share with mother or with your father.
information also. What you'll find is that instead of being
Now, what about if you just have one grandparent? You don't
have both grandparents from aside. You can still submit
two siblings. So, maybe you and your brother and then also you
submit information for all three of you together with one
All that's needed is the percentage of shared DNA that
set of grandparents and if you happen to have the other set of
that. So, for instance, Let me just highlight this right here.
as many as you want. Let me point out here what I mean by
If you like this video, be sure to give it a thumbs up and make
quickly use DNA Painter and start to get accustomed to it.
click on it and go and submit your information and this is a
you have using this process in DNA painter. And you can submit
great way if you haven't ever used DNA Painter before to
siblings. So, if you would like to be a part of this project,
grandparents. If you want to then, you can also submit any
name, your email, your kit number. None of that's needed.
okay because I can use those numbers to help create a spread
And the goal with this is as you'll notice I'm not
include them in that as long as they all share the same
96% and my maternal which was 81%. So I'm going to put in
other two values. So this would be my paternal amount which was
be 88 percent. Now if you want to you can also add in those
thing here to note is even if they're half siblings you can
collecting any kind of private information as far as your
and your sister because it may be different percentages that
grandparents, you can also submit it for the other set of
If you have yourself and two other siblings, then you can
ninety-six here and I'm going to put in eighty-1 there.
through your father or are they through your mother you select
my father received from his mother. And again, that's
the percentage that I want that eighty-eight percent So in this
the top here and when I'm looking at all of it this is
siblings and then you're going to record that total
case let me just go through and I'm going to say that hey this
percent of DNA and this is that percentage that we see up at
important so we can divide out what the ranges are for each
is the paternal side and this is four siblings and the one
grandparents. So the total percentage of DNA is going to
set of siblings and you can choose between 234-5678910
are these parents paternal or are they maternal so are they
useful? Well, I've created a collection sheet here. And on
because we're missing that X chromosome. So, how can this be
that then you choose the number of siblings because this is
this collection sheet, what you can see is it's basically going
to ask you for this information. So first part is
the other cool thing that I can see about this is I can see hey
the DNA that my father received from his father. If I look at
just between me and my three brothers, we have almost 96% of
92%. Well me and my three siblings we have just over
said with one sibling you have 50 percent. With two you're
it's all painted. I can refresh this and that's going to tell
let's see what we have now so now you can see that I have
my father's maternal side so that's why I say that can be a
name this. I don't really want to name it but this is
the maternal side I'm going to make this pink and let's go and
and the sentomorgans. So back at DNA Painter, I'm going to
to download the segment match. I'm going to be able to open it
paste this information into my file and I'm going to save this
about 88percent. With four it's going to go up somewhere around
little bit tricky in trying to keep that straight so this is
expect. And a lot of that because I don't have any of the
couple of little gaps here and there But for the most part
the grandparent kit because this is the kit that's going to
be compared to each one of the others then I have my siblings
you see here is in the first kit I have put in my
Match, I'm going to use the multiple kit analysis and what
here. The chromosome, the start position, the end position and
and copy it into DNA painter. Now the only thing you need to
I want is I want this segment search and I'm just going to go
significant amount. Now, if you want to see the percentage,
what you can do after you've just put in the initial part is
you can do a refresh of the screen and up at the top here,
it will have what percentage of that person's genome has been
because all of this shared DNA comes from my grandfather and
matches that me and my brother had and it's actually quite a
side. Now you can see that this has gone through and it's
name because this is just my grandfather and my grandmother.
just copy this table and paste that right into DNA painter.
Now, I'm going to call this ancestor, my grandfather
and then I can save that. Now, it's going to ask me, hey, do
now. What I want is I want that raw DNA data. 23andMe
I'm going to compare how much DNA we have in common. Now, it
I'll go back to DNA Painter. I'm going to paste all of this
painting. And if we click on paint a new match there is a
that I have my grandfather plus me and my three brothers and
23andMe and using the DNA comparison tool, you can see
first let me look at my grandfather. So, I go over to
I miss out on a complete chromosomes that would actually
88percent. So we got a little bit less than what we would
going to be my grandmother and I know that this is from the
maternal side now because this is not my maternal side this is
match now and again, it's going to ask me if I want to
specified that this was a male and so this X chromosome is
maternal in some cases actually means grandmother and
that's one thing just to keep straight is that paternal and
matches with each one of me and my siblings in this case I Want
grandmother my father's mother and it's important that that is
a document that has all of the segments that my grandmother
between me and my three brothers. So, over in Jed
going to be from my father's mother. So from my paternal
So this paternal represents my grandfather and the maternal
grandfather but down the bottom, you can also see on the
information. So, I have 47% of my father's DNA is represented
painted. So, you can see I've only added in my grandfather's
going to be paternal and let me just do a blue for the paternal
has the pretty little graph which I don't really need right
actually has that down below in a great big table and so I can
you want to name? And in this case, I don't really need a
represents my grandmother. And this is where it might be a
the examples and I'll use Jed Match for another example. So
here. Now I can save it and start painting. Now if I look
other chromosomes represent my paternal grandmother. So,
down on this page which you can see is that there's a two
the maternal side, we can see that I have 81% of the DNA that
and I can see I have almost 96% on my grandfather's side. So
how much of on the just my grandfather's side do I have
over and I'm going to use 23andMe for one of
through the whole thing. So we're ready now to start
grandmother but since me and my three brothers didn't receive
X chromosome that I just have a single chromosome because I
X chromosomes since it's just boys here that's being compared
whether this person is male or female because that's going to
go up you know above 90% if I had all of that chromosome. Now
profile. Now, the first thing you need to understand next is
the first thing I'm going to do is go down here and I'm going
as many profiles as you want. I've created a new account and
talking about my father right here, these top chromosomes
little bit confusing because we're talking about and
maternal in different ways but really we are talking about
chromosomes. One for the paternal, one for the maternal.
would be my father so I'm going to select that he is a male
going to have about 75%. With three you're going to have
me overall how much of my DNA has been painted. So remember I
both of my chromosomes painted all the way through there's a
copy into DNA painter is actually these columns right
determine how many X chromosomes it is going to be
order to do this or you can subscribe and be able to have
needs the chromosome number, the start location, the end
grandparents because I have both of their DNA. So this
father's side? Now, again, this is on my father's side so it's
and click on the segment search button and it's going to create
all next I click on the visualization options and what
painted all of those chromosomes based on all those
that set of siblings has. So, let me show you how to do that
you're going to have to delete the profile that you have in
use. If you already have a DNA Painter account, you're going
to paint information on DNA painter and it ask for a name
location, and the amount of senomorgans really to be able
and in this case, I'm just going to call this my parental
logged in to DNA Painter before, you can log in for a
this was a brilliant idea because if you had grandparents
it wants to know, is this match on my mother's side or on my
recombinations were in the parents and since that's what
free account that will have some limited tools that you can
in DNA painter. So, here we are website and if you've never
looking at where those two match DNA, what you're actually
what this range is. So, we know with two siblings that should
and if you have their grandchildren, when you're
box that we can paste information in. So let's go
any X chromosome from my dad this is going to remain blank
we want to find out, we can compare a set of siblings to a
grandparent in order to figure out how much of the parents DNA
be around 75%. but what is the range of that? Now, in the
grandparents or we're talking about parents. Since we're
represent my paternal grandfather and that means the
have. But at some point you're going to get to the point where
to need to use a profile. So, if you're not a subscriber,
statistics shows us and so what we can use is we can use some
DNA. Adding a third sibling you're going to go up to 88
looking at. So, for my here, I'm going to use my paternal
another child, so you have two siblings, then, those two
bit about what information it needs. You can see that it
genetic genealogy tips and techniques Facebook group, a
of the information that people already have gathered to see
to create a new profile. And it's going to tell me a little
is a segment of DNA. Be sure to subscribe to our channel and
member suggested using DNA Painter in order to do this and
theoretically combine and recombine exactly how
you basically have all of your parents' DNA. Now DNA doesn't
one of their parents' DNA. Now, theoretically, if you add
looking at is you're looking at the parents and where the
sure you share it with all your friends.
have enough siblings, you have all of your parents DNA but how
sibling adds less and less of the total DNA that your parents
percent. And what you can see from this pattern is that half
weeks ago about how much DNA siblings as a group share with
much DNA did just a few siblings have?
siblings should share around 75% of both of their parents
techniques Facebook group, there was a discussion a couple
of the amount left is added on for each sibling. And so each
upcoming episodes. Now, in the genetic genealogy tips and
their parents. We know that a single child shares 50% of each
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You share some DNA with your siblings which means if you