Are you looking to learn more from your DNA? If you've taken a consumer genetic test, your journey has just begun! After you get your results, there is so much more you can do with your DNA data. The first step is to download your DNA raw data. Here's an easy-to-use guide for downloading your DNA data.
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About Our DNA App Store The Sequencing.com DNA App Store is a digital marketplace offering free and paid software applications ('apps') that interpret genetic data. There are nine categories of apps including health, ancestry, nutrition, fitness, beauty, lifestyle, children, bioinformatics, and clothing.
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Sequencing.com is an online platform that helps people turn their genetic data into usable insights that can improve health outcomes. Sequencing.com does this by providing access to genetic applications in a DNA app store for DNA raw data analysis. The apps accept raw DNA data from all leading consumer genetic tests and clinical laboratories.
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If you have had your full genome sequenced, you have probably wondered what the best way to store DNA raw data is. You could keep it on your computer, but then you need to worry about backing it up and security. You could save it in your cloud storage, but here again, security is a significant concern.
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About Our DNA App Store The Sequencing.com DNA app store is a digital marketplace offering free and paid apps that transform genetic data into useful information and personalized guidance. DNA apps accomplish this by analyzing your genetic data that is obtained when you take a DNA test, such as DNA tests offered by 23andMe, Ancestry, Family Tree DNA, MyHeritage, Dante Labs and similar services.
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Automatically Import Your Raw DNA Data If you have taken a consumer genetic test from a provider such as Ancestry DNA, 23andMe, Family Tree DNA (FTDNA), MyHeritage, Living DNA, DNA Land, Genes for Good, Vitagene and even NIH's All of Us, you are able to obtain your raw DNA data.
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CEO Brandon Colby estimated that "within the next eight years, we expect that between 100 million and two billion human genomes will be sequenced." He added that the platform "provides the ability for everyone to keep their genetic data safe, while also being able to use it on a daily basis to personalise and improve their lives.
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