You do not upload the BAM file of the Big Y to Yfull yourself, but indicate where it can be downloaded. You get the link for this at FTDNA after you have bought the BAM. To do this, you first log into your account and go to the page with the results for the Big Y.
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You don’t upload the raw data BAM file of the NGS test to Yfull yourself, but indicate where it can be downloaded. You can get the link from the provider where you did your test. (FTDNA, YSEQ, FGC). Companies like Dante Labs don’t offer such a link for Yfull directly, so you have to make the required file accessible via a cloud.
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Yfull is not a provider of Y-DNA or NGS tests, but an analysis service for NGS with a database in which data from NGS tests are compared and analyzed, regardless of the provider. This allows to compare the results of currently 13 sources. (Commercial companies and scientific studies). The results are presented in the form of a Y-tree in different representations. The kits are presented anonymously and the Y-tree (as well as the mt-tree) is publicly accessible for everyone. This makes it not only an enrichment for the submitters, but also for everyone who is concerned with the topic Y-tree (as well as mt-tree).
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Since my first Y-DNA test I have been fascinated by the Y trees. That’s why I support these projects and have already contributed some NGS. In the beginning I couldn’t imagine much of it. What, when, where and why happens this and that? In the meantime, I can answer some questions. Here is a small overview of what happens when you participate in a Y-tree.
But there are also a few more ways to support haplogroup projects. By donating, even if it is “only” the raw data of the existing test.
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