The Jones Surname DNA

So there you have it.  How to understand the origins of all this DNA and genealogy stuff.  At least where the terms are derived among the br...

The various cells of the human body are assigned particular tasks.   Stomach cells produce acid, kidney cells save water, and liver cells re...

Corporate headquarters for your DNA is the nucleus.  At the same time, multiple branch offices reside scattered around that part of the cell...

The DNA revolution has produced a number of new opportunities for the eager genealogist.  Along with these opportunities come a host of unus...

Our human Y-chromosome has experienced a number of mutations since the dawn of man.  On the most part, these mutations have been identified ...

The particular haplotype R1b1a2 is one of the most common to carry the surname JONES.  It is also defined as R-M269 which is the genetic mar...

Since our Y-chromosome found its way out of Africa, a number of pathways were followed.  The Mediterranean Sea placed a coast line which pro...