Bluebell
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I am collecting information about programs/organizations/people (aside from medical practitioners who do this as a part of a medical consultation) that analyze an individual's 23andMe genetic data, either free or for a fee. (I am putting them in a list of methylation information that I have posted on the forum and am trying to keep updated, as a general resource.)
I have 8 at the moment, and I am wondering if there are any others out there which I have missed.
Also, I am wondering if all my current information is correct, and if there is anything else I can add about any of these services.
Current list:
PROGRAMS THAT ANALYSE AN INDIVIDUAL'S 23andMe GENETIC DATA
cost: free (a donation is optional)
GeneticGenie
by kday, member of PhoenixRising kday
http://geneticgenie.org/
cost: free
(not yet named)
by Valentijn, member of PhoenixRising (and by Mr. Valentijn) Valentijn
for more information and to give input to the developers, see: http://forums.phoenixrising.me/index.php?threads/creating-snp-panels-feedback-on-appearance.23555/
cost: free
Minor Allele Program
by Ian Logan
http://www.ianlogan.co.uk/23andme/23andMe_index2.htm
cost: either free, $2, or $5, depending on the option you select
Promethease
by SNPedia
http://www.snpedia.com/index.php/Promethease
cost: $20
Livewello
by Dr. Kwame Iwegbue and Florence Iwegbue
https://livewello.com/23andMe
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-JQdCt-ZuqIVUpMbUtJajZiLW8/preview?pli=1
cost: $20
MTHFRsupport Reports
by Sterling Hill
http://www.mthfrsupport.com/reports-consults/
cost: reportedly $50 (the price does not seem to be published online, but a PhoenixRising member who purchased this report said in a thread that it cost $50)
Living Wellness Personalized Video Report
by Thane Frederickson
https://www.facebook.com/livingwellnesstoday/info
Genetic Genie Methylation Analysis Demo - part 1 - video
http://www.youtube. com/watch?v =2hZy8nr-vi8 (to watch, take out the spaces in front of "com" and "=")
Genetic Genie Methylation Analysis Demo - part 2 - video
http://www.youtube. com/watch?v =kBsfq2_qRqw (to watch, take out the spaces in front of "com" and "=")
cost: free
OpenSNP
http://opensnp.org/
Note: The above site publishes your data in the public domain (their FAQ page says, "The data will then be openly available for the world to see and download"). You may wish to consider the ramifications of publicly revealing your 23andMe dataset as a whole. These days, once something is online, even if you try to remove it later, there will be many copies that you won't be able to erase. If you do decide to upload your data there, it would be prudent to remove your real name from your 23andMe file, and to create a user name for that site which you don't use elsewhere and which does not contain identifying information.
On the plus side, the site is reported by PhoenixRising members to provide users with an automated Ian Logan "Minor Allele Program" report (which otherwise is somewhat complicated and time-consuming to create on one's own).
I have 8 at the moment, and I am wondering if there are any others out there which I have missed.
Also, I am wondering if all my current information is correct, and if there is anything else I can add about any of these services.
Current list:
PROGRAMS THAT ANALYSE AN INDIVIDUAL'S 23andMe GENETIC DATA
cost: free (a donation is optional)
GeneticGenie
by kday, member of PhoenixRising kday
http://geneticgenie.org/
cost: free
(not yet named)
by Valentijn, member of PhoenixRising (and by Mr. Valentijn) Valentijn
for more information and to give input to the developers, see: http://forums.phoenixrising.me/index.php?threads/creating-snp-panels-feedback-on-appearance.23555/
cost: free
Minor Allele Program
by Ian Logan
http://www.ianlogan.co.uk/23andme/23andMe_index2.htm
cost: either free, $2, or $5, depending on the option you select
Promethease
by SNPedia
http://www.snpedia.com/index.php/Promethease
cost: $20
Livewello
by Dr. Kwame Iwegbue and Florence Iwegbue
https://livewello.com/23andMe
https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B-JQdCt-ZuqIVUpMbUtJajZiLW8/preview?pli=1
cost: $20
MTHFRsupport Reports
by Sterling Hill
http://www.mthfrsupport.com/reports-consults/
cost: reportedly $50 (the price does not seem to be published online, but a PhoenixRising member who purchased this report said in a thread that it cost $50)
Living Wellness Personalized Video Report
by Thane Frederickson
https://www.facebook.com/livingwellnesstoday/info
Genetic Genie Methylation Analysis Demo - part 1 - video
http://www.youtube. com/watch?v =2hZy8nr-vi8 (to watch, take out the spaces in front of "com" and "=")
Genetic Genie Methylation Analysis Demo - part 2 - video
http://www.youtube. com/watch?v =kBsfq2_qRqw (to watch, take out the spaces in front of "com" and "=")
cost: free
OpenSNP
http://opensnp.org/
Note: The above site publishes your data in the public domain (their FAQ page says, "The data will then be openly available for the world to see and download"). You may wish to consider the ramifications of publicly revealing your 23andMe dataset as a whole. These days, once something is online, even if you try to remove it later, there will be many copies that you won't be able to erase. If you do decide to upload your data there, it would be prudent to remove your real name from your 23andMe file, and to create a user name for that site which you don't use elsewhere and which does not contain identifying information.
On the plus side, the site is reported by PhoenixRising members to provide users with an automated Ian Logan "Minor Allele Program" report (which otherwise is somewhat complicated and time-consuming to create on one's own).