Nebula Geonomics Ancestry Results VS Ancestry.Com and a Question...

[Psy-Sprite]

So, I am highly disappointment with Nebula Geonomics. I can't believe I payed $80+ dollars for these vague results. Ancestry is way more detailed and informative. There are some differences in my NG and Ancestry DNA results. Also, the UI for the Nebula Geonomics site is absolute rubbish.

Here are the results from Nebula Geonomics:
40% Americas
26% Southwestern Europe
9% East Mediterranean
7%Western Africa
6% Northeast Asia
4%Northern Italy
3% Northen Africa
2% Southeast Asia
2% Eastern Africa
1% Central Africa




Here are my Ancestry.com results:



From my understanding you cannot download then upload your RAW DNA from Nebula to GedMatch. Because it's a VCF file, and a BAM File. If anyone has succeeded in uploading their RAW Data from NG to GedMatch, let me know.

My phenotype for those interested:

[Psy-Sprite]

Bump?

[Pine]

Good job on paying 80$ for a Gedmatch calculator. The European Jewish + Middle East implies you have some Sephardi background, which isn't atypical if you're Mexican.

[Dick]

You can upload your VCF file to gedmatch. Lukasz can help you with that if you ask him nicely.




https://www.theapricity.com/forum/me...p?17020-Lukasz

[Lucas]

You can upload your VCF file to gedmatch. Lukasz can help you with that if you ask him nicely.




https://www.theapricity.com/forum/me...p?17020-Lukasz

You can try with DNA KIT Studio, there is option of converting vcf to 23&me format. I'm not sure if you should check "match by RSID" or "match by position", you can try both.
http://dnagenics.com/dna-kit-studio/

If I remember correctly I used it for converting Nebula vcf for TA user "Slavic Italian". Then I uploaded raw file to Gedmatch without problem.

[loschbour_man]

You can try with DNA KIT Studio, there is option of converting vcf to 23&me format. I'm not sure if you should check "match by RSID" or "match by position", you can try both.
http://dnagenics.com/dna-kit-studio/

If I remember correctly I used it for converting Nebula vcf for TA user "Slavic Italian". Then I uploaded raw file to Gedmatch without problem.

i just did that with the dna.land imputed vcf file. it works if you select "use raw data template" and select one of them.
if i don't select it then i get a file which is too big for gedmatch.

[Slavic Italian]

So, I am highly disappointment with Nebula Geonomics. I can't believe I payed $80+ dollars for these vague results. Ancestry is way more detailed and informative. There are some differences in my NG and Ancestry DNA results. Also, the UI for the Nebula Geonomics site is absolute rubbish.

Here are the results from Nebula Geonomics:
40% Americas
26% Southwestern Europe
9% East Mediterranean
7%Western Africa
6% Northeast Asia
4%Northern Italy
3% Northen Africa
2% Southeast Asia
2% Eastern Africa
1% Central Africa

Mine were much more vague. I spoke with their staff and right now they lack references.

[loschbour_man]

i just did that with the dna.land imputed vcf file. it works if you select "use raw data template" and select one of them.
if i don't select it then i get a file which is too big for gedmatch.

FTDNA_v1 template works the best for gedmatch calculators

[loschbour_man]

Mine were much more vague. I spoke with their staff and right now they lack references.

https://reich.hms.harvard.edu/downlo...blished-papers
there are 1000s of free references here but i have no idea how to extract them

[Pine]

Why not just upload the Ancestry file?