Eurogenes K15

Eurogenes K15 — Modern global admixture calculator

Eurogenes K15 analyzes your genome by partitioning it into 15 genetic clusters anchored to 41 modern reference populations from across the world. Designed in the modern era for a global audience, it is aimed at ancestry enthusiasts, population geneticists, and anyone curious about the deep population structure that shaped present-day genomes.

What it analyzes

• Proportional genetic ancestry across 15 optimized components derived from contemporary reference groups (European, Near Eastern, Caucasus, South Asian, Central and East Asian, African, Oceanian, and Native American).
• Subtle Eurasian structure using populations such as Basques, Sardinians, Estonians and Georgians.
• Non‑Eurasian affinities using references like Yoruba, Mandenka, Papuan, Melanesian and Native American groups.

Who it's for

• Hobbyists and genealogists seeking a richer picture beyond continental labels.
• Researchers needing a compact, interpretable K=15 view for comparative analyses.
• People curious about biogeographic affinities across Eurasia, Africa, Oceania, and the Americas.

Insights you can gain

• Percentage breakdown of genome-wide affinities to modern reference clusters.
• Signals of historical migrations and admixture (e.g., Mediterranean, Caucasus, South Asian, Steppe, East Asian, African, Oceanian, Native American contributions).
• How your profile compares to diverse modern populations.

Context & value

• Built from 41 strategically chosen references (e.g., Basques, Sardinians, Lebanese groups, Balochis, Ethiopians, Papuans, Yoruba, Native American groups), Eurogenes K15 acts as a practical lens for understanding modern genetic structure and past population interactions.

Caveats

• Results are reference‑dependent and probabilistic; they describe affinities, not genealogical certainty. Interpret alongside archaeological, historical, and genealogical evidence for best results.

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