Welcome to Visual DNA (Nonprofit Organization)

Visual DNA is a page with a collection of different applications and links to information and data about DNA in its various forms; autosomal DNA, Y-DNA, X-DNA and mtDNA. The applications developed for Visual DNA strive to provide full capacity for modern browsers in combination with various components that provide a powerful opportunity to visualize data sets in many different ways.

Note: This is a non-profit site for personal, non-commercial and educational use.

For any inquires about Visual DNA contact: Jari Kinnunen at info@visual-dna.net

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Information regarding www.haplotree.info

Haplotree.info started in 2014 as a non-profit complement to different Y-DNA haplotrees because each company only showed their own results. Haplotree.info has also helped many testers analyze their Y-DNA and mtDNA results but as of 5/25/2026 these haplotrees will no longer be available.

For any inquires contact: Jari Kinnunen at info@visual-dna.net

Sources

FamilyTreeDNA (FTDNA)

The Y and mtDNA haplotrees used by Visual DNA are copyright © FTDNA and used with permission. The data and results shown are for personal use only. Haplotree, country of origin, and age estimates are provided by FamilyTreeDNA, based on their BigY and mtFull tests and the world's largest Y and mtDNA databases.

Rob Spencers' SNP Tracker and other tools

Rob Spencer has regarding DNA a compilation of very useful tools for the analysis and graphic presentation of complex datasets.

Carlos Quiles' Ancient DNA Database

Dr. Quiles is a rare synthesizer who brings together ancient languages, archaeology, and DNA, stays current with the literature, and writes frequent, detailed interpretations and original insights about our origins. In addition he curates and provides open access to a fine database of worldwide ancient human DNA samples .

Allen Ancient DNA Resource (AADR)

David Reich's Lab curates and makes available this database of ancient human DNA.

Maciamo Hay's Eupedia

Eupedia has fine summaries of modern haplogroup prevalence by country, haplogroup trees, and interpretations of ancient migrations by specific haplogroup.

Wikipedia

Wikipedia articles and their references are a major source for my estimation of ancient SNP paths. The History tab is a dynamic feed from specific Wikipedia pages that illustrate some the natural and cultural events that have shaped ancient migrations and civilizations.

For any inquires about Visual DNA contact: Jari Kinnunen at info@visual-dna.net

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