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[AshaKiran]

Hello, I try to understand my results from 23andme
Anyone familiar with ch3enko.com testing ?
report looks like more logical than just chart

 

[Valentijn]

Very pretty. But probably based on Yasko SNPs which have no impact.

 

[AshaKiran]

Very pretty. But probably based on Yasko SNPs which have no impact.

I am not certain what SNP presented in this report but here a sample for all 175 SNPs. https://www.ch3enko.com/Content/sample/CH3enko_Example report.pdf
I think it covers so much more than genetic genie methylation profile.

 

[alicec]

report looks like more logical than just chart

Well it could be helpful in understanding where in a metabolic pathway a snp might have an effect.

But this is just one very tiny part of the snps analysed by 23andme and there is no indication of how these snps are interpreted so it is impossible to say if it is useful.

Maybe a better place to start is promethease.com. This gives a much more extensive analysis ranked on the basis of the research that has been done on the snp, with links to the research. It is searchable for any gene you might be interested in.

Unfortunately you can't take this or any other analysis at face value. You really need to do your own research to evaluate any snps that might be flagged as an issue.

You certainly can't believe all the nonsense that circulates on the internet about the meaning of various snps, most notably the so-called methylation and related snps.

 

[Valentijn]

I am not certain what SNP presented in this report but here a sample for all 175 SNPs. https://www.ch3enko.com/Content/sample/CH3enko_Example report.pdf
I think it covers so much more than genetic genie methylation profile.

It definitely includes a lot of crap. Not a good source for an interpretation.

 

[AshaKiran]

Well it could be helpful in understanding where in a metabolic pathway a snp might have an effect.

But this is just one very tiny part of the snps analysed by 23andme and there is no indication of how these snps are interpreted so it is impossible to say if it is useful.

Maybe a better place to start is promethease.com. This gives a much more extensive analysis ranked on the basis of the research that has been done on the snp, with links to the research. It is searchable for any gene you might be interested in.

Unfortunately you can't take this or any other analysis at face value. You really need to do your own research to evaluate any snps that might be flagged as an issue.

You certainly can't believe all the nonsense that circulates on the internet about the meaning of various snps, most notably the so-called methylation and related snps.

Promethease is so complicated, you need to be a MD to understand their stuff does not it? but I could be way off base...