Starseed genetics XG1

We invite starseed families to submit your DNA samples, along with detailed personal histories of experiences. By leveraging advanced bioinformatics techniques, we will search for alien genetic variants in your DNA and share the results with you confidentially. When we analyze over 60 samples, we should be able not only to identify the presence of alien markers but also to identify the correlations of personal histories with the specific alien races, and we will also tell you markers of which alien races you have. We will publish our discoveries while keeping your identity private. This will help bring the reality of starseeds and alien hybridization to public awareness and will help future contact and protect the rights of starseeds and hybrids. 

In classical genetics, each child inherits exactly 1 copy of each chromosome from each parent. Therefore, from the 0.5 million genetic markers we will analyze, classical genetics would expect that exactly 50% of variants come from the mother and 50% of the variants come from the father. Our hypothesis predicts that alien hybrids will contain variants (markers) from the alien parents and that these markers will be absent in both earthly parents. We call this predicted phenomenon "variant emergence". Documenting it in starseeds would be a big discovery for humanity and the individual starseeds. So, we'd like to invite you to submit the parent-child samples. The minimum submission is two samples, but a more immediate relative would be even better, for example: (2 parents+1 child) or (1 parent+2 children) or (grandparent + parent + child), etc. All family members should be directly related. As we analyze more samples and stories, we will update our analyses and will provide the updated information to you.

Payments and donations

The project was started on June 23rd, 2024. 

The totals and reports will be published regularly. All donations will be used for research. The results will be published. 

Venmo venmo.com/maxrempel,  +1(585)705-1400 to Max Rempel, mention XG1.

Zelle  +1(585)705-1400 to Max Rempel, mention XG1.

Paypal to Max Rempel max@dnaresonance.org DNA Resonance Research Foundation, mention XG1.

Checks to DRRF at 6294 Caminito Del Oeste, San Diego, CA 92111, mention XG1.

Contacts:

Max Rempel, Ph.D.
max@dnaresonance.org 

linkedin.com/in/maxrempel
Whatsapp +1(585)705-1400

XG1 is a nonprofit charitable public project. 

Genotyping and data analysis: $600 per parent-child sample pair and $300 per each additional close relative. 

We offer a genotyping service that analyses 500,000 variants in your DNA. This is optimal to keep the price low. 

The best option is to submit the samples of both parents and one or more children. That would allow us to check for incomplete inheritance. Normally, a child has exactly 50% of genetic variants inherited from each parent. If the mother was abducted by the aliens and the child is a hybrid, then a part of the genetic variants could be from the alien parents of the child. We call that incomplete inheritance, and we should be able to see this in your samples. 

If you submit only parent and child samples, we would also be able to test for incomplete inheritance, but the results will typically be a bit vaguer. 

If you submit only one sample, we can only tell if you have any unusual genetic variant patterns but wouldn't be able to test for incomplete inheritance. 

To submit samples: 

We will keep your identity confidential. 

Coming soon: whole genome sequencing service: $3500 per sample. 

We offer state-of-the-art long-read whole genome sequencing service that covers the entire genome, including junk DNA and repetitive regions but excludes telomeres. (Telomere sequencing is offered for an additional price). Whole genome sequencing covers 99.9% of the genome and contains substantially more information than genotyping. It gives you the entire sequence of your chromosomes, excluding the ends (telomeres). This will allow us to do a much more thorough search for unusual and potentially alien genetic variants that might be missed in genotyping analysis. This would include unusual variations in junk DNA, repetitive DNA, transposons and chromosomal insertions and rearrangements. If you have alien DNA insertions, sequencing would be perfect for locating them. 

By submitting your DNA samples, you will help yourself to learn whether you have genetic anomalies that could be attributed to alien hybridization, you will help the community of alien hybrids to collect the samples necessary to identify genetic markers of specific alien races, and you will help humanity to awaken to its hybrid origins.

We also invite help from volunteers with research, coordination, fundraising, and starseed interviews.

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