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Stephen SampsonMale~ Maternal: ~ Paternal: ~ painted

Paint a new match
Welcome to the example map. This is a page where you can play around with DNA painting. Feel free to edit or delete anything you like.
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You could start by clicking the 'Paint a new match' button. There's some sample data in there for you to test with. Also try editing and deleting segments and groups. Any changes you make to this example will just be on your computer.

Try clicking on a chromosome number to expand it!

If you'd like more background on what this is all about, please visit 'How to use'.

When you're ready, you can create your own map.

You can show and hide groups individually by clicking on the square next to the group name in the key

Reorder groups by dragging and dropping them using the grabber icon to the right of the name in the key

View segments in a particular group by clicking the group name in the key.

Click 'All segment data' to see a table of all your segments, which you can download and filter by keyword

Click on any chromosome number to expand that chromosome in place and see all the segments stacked

Everything is editable. Click on a segment to see more info, edit it, or view/edit the match or group
To reposition the key, click 'edit key' and drag it; extend its width by clicking and dragging on the right edge

The process of painting a match involves some copying and pasting of data. While you can do this on a touch device, you might prefer to use a desktop browser!

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new match segments are overlaid below
You might have to scroll down to see them all.

Save these segments to your mapClear
PLEASE NOTE: You might already have painted one or more of these segments

Import complete!

No new segments found above your threshold of

new segments over (or with no cM value set) imported for ~ matches.

Note: If you retain the threshold and match names as imported, DNA Painter will automatically skip these matches when you next import the data. To force the importing of duplicates, uncheck the 'Skip matches that seem to have been imported already' option.

View and edit matches

Family Finder import complete!

All groups with names beginning 'ftDNA' were checked, but no matching match names were found.

Some ftDNA matches have been moved to Maternal and/or Paternal ftDNA groups according to the information in the Family Finder matches file you uploaded. You'll see these groups at the bottom of the key on the right.

Ancestry composition import complete

segments imported in groups.

Read about 23andme's reference populations

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Watch video 'Your first chromosome map'
A maximum of 30 results are shown here. Type additional characters to refine the results. Hit esc to clear the search. You can also search all segment data

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  • Click 'Paint a new match' and paste in match data to start painting.

Click and drag here to reposition the key.

You can also click and drag on the top and left borders.

Change the group order by dragging the 'gripper' icon to the right of the group name

Widen the key by dragging on the right edge.

Where do I find the data I need for chromosome mapping?