Iloko
03-02-2017, 04:55 PM
example: FTDNA has Razib Khan who seems to be an all-star geneticist/scientist and very well-known in the genomics world etc
while 23andme on the other hand seems to employ a bunch of "behind the scenes" 'scientists' as opposed to FTDNA whom accommodates one "All-Star".
I'm not too sure about Ancestry.com and MyHeritageDna..though I've read something here: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20170209005512/en/MyHeritage-Appoints-Prominent-DNA-Expert-Dr.-Yaniv about MyHeritage appointing Dr Yaniv Erlich as its "Chief Science Officer". He was nicknamed the Genome Hacker by Nature journal and brings to MyHeritage "unparalleled experience in the field of genomics as Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Computational Biology at Columbia University and as a Core Member at the New York Genome Center." etc etc
while 23andme on the other hand seems to employ a bunch of "behind the scenes" 'scientists' as opposed to FTDNA whom accommodates one "All-Star".
I'm not too sure about Ancestry.com and MyHeritageDna..though I've read something here: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20170209005512/en/MyHeritage-Appoints-Prominent-DNA-Expert-Dr.-Yaniv about MyHeritage appointing Dr Yaniv Erlich as its "Chief Science Officer". He was nicknamed the Genome Hacker by Nature journal and brings to MyHeritage "unparalleled experience in the field of genomics as Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Computational Biology at Columbia University and as a Core Member at the New York Genome Center." etc etc