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Project Analytics

Real-time insights into The African Kinship Reunion (TAKiR) project. Track our progress in advancing genetic genealogy research for the African American community.

Updates in real-time
Privacy-protected aggregates
Dec 7, 2025

Registered Users

859
Account Holders

Family Roots Program

444
Participants

Genotyping Batch Status

91 / 384
Samples in current batch
293 more needed
Help Fill This Batch!

DNA samples are processed in batches of 384 (4 wells × 96). Currently 91 samples are waiting. Invite family and friends to help us fill this batch and send it for genotyping!

Kit Statuses

  • Kit Requests
    Participants awaiting kit shipment
    5
  • Kits Shipped
    DNA collection kits mailed to participants
    38
  • Kits Registered
    Kits registered to participants
    21
  • Samples Received
    Samples returned to our lab
    91
  • Genotyping Complete
    DNA analysis completed
    247
Genotyping Progress Target: 1,600
247 genotyped 15.4%

Distribution by County

Geographic Report
Distribution Progress
0%
1-10%
11-25%
26-50%
51-75%
76-100%

Kit distribution is proportional to Black population in each county to ensure equitable access.

About This Dashboard

Statistics update in real-time. All data is aggregated to protect participant privacy. The Illinois Family Roots program aims to collect 1,600 DNA samples to advance genetic genealogy research for the African American community.

December 7, 2025 1:59 PM

DNA Upload Program

30
Participants

Additional Statistics Coming Soon

We're preparing detailed analytics for the DNA Upload Program. Check back soon for comprehensive insights.

Ghana Genetic Genealogy

96
Participants

Kit Processing Pipeline

  • Kits Registered
    0
  • Samples Received
    0
  • Sent for Genotyping
    0
  • Genotyped
    96
  • Processing Complete
    0

About This Study

The Ghana Genetic Genealogy study collects DNA samples from participants in Ghana to build reference panels for African ancestry research and enable genetic genealogy connections between African Americans and their ancestral communities.

Active Study Study Code: GH-GG