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Interested in all things ancient DNA. Senior Scientist on 23andMe’s Population Genetics R&D Team. she/her
Éadaoin Harney









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p.s. If you'd liked to hear about the study directly from me, check out the video abstract we put together! youtu.be/fRbf3AkLXtY
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YouTube video by Cell Press
Genetic legacy of St. Mary's City / Curr. Biol., May 14, 2026 (Vol. 36, Issue 11)
Éadaoin Harney
First, we looked at their biogeographic origins. By comparing the DNA of these 17th-century colonists to the 23andMe database, we were able to pinpoint their ancestral connections to specific regions across Britain and Ireland. 🌍 [3/9]
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Next, we looked at their connections across the US to map their legacy. Many of the strongest genetic connections we observed were to participants in Kentucky, mirroring a documented migration of their descendants, who moved from Maryland to Kentucky in the late 1700s and early 1800s. 🗺️🚶‍♀️ [4/9]
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Next, we designed a brand-new IRB-approved protocol that would allow us to study individual-level IBD connections to 23andMe research participants for the very first time. 🔬🔓 [5/9]