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Mysteries and discoveries
No one knows why humans have earlobes at all, but that hasn't stopped us from finding genetic variants linked to earlobe shape. Find out the probability that you have a certain type of earlobes based on your genetics, and its implications by purchasing this report.

Based on your genetics and other factors, you are (less or more) likely to have a fear of public speaking. What your genes say about it?

At 5 of the genetic markers we looked at you may have variants that make you (less or more) likely to have a widow's peak, and at 6 you have variants that make you (more or less) likely. 
That is an example of what happened in others, to know your probabilities and to know how it influences your health, you must obtain your personal report.

Scientists identified 487 genetic markers that are associated with dandruff, males are more likely than females to report that they have had dandruff. Find out the probability that you have dandruff based on your genotype, and it's implications in a report by purchasing this product.

Your wake-up time prediction
To predict your wake-up time, we looked at 450 places in your DNA that are associated with being either a morning person or a night person. In addition to genetics, as you get older you're likely to naturally wake up earlier. 

Eyebrow styles across the world
While many Westerners remove hair from between their eyebrows, women in Tajikistan sometimes darken their unibrows with an herb called usma. The combination of your genetics and other factors makes you likely to have at least (a little bit or more or less )of a unibrow.

How did we calculate your result?
We added up the effect of your genetic variants at 35 places in your DNA (genetic markers) plus the effect of other factors, including your age and sex.

The brain and taste preference
There's no taste map on your tongue. But there is a vast taste network in your brain. Genetics may influence how your brain judges and responds to tastes.

Many factors can influence your chances of having stretch marks.
Scientists identified 544 genetic markers that are associated with stretch marks. Do you wanto to know what could happen to you?

How did we calculate your result?
We looked at two places in your DNA (genetic markers) that affect your chances of having lighter or darker skin. Your combination of variants at these markers is usually found in people with darker skin.