Practical DNA Genealogy for Everyone

DNA genealogy is a science referred to as molecular history. It studies the rates of mutation accumulation in human DNA, using approaches from physical chemistry or its subdivision called "chemical kinetics."
At the request of many readers, Anatoly KleOSov presents a textbook on computational methods of DNA genealogy and illustrations of their application, as the destructive activities of population geneticists in this area have led to a multitude of misunderstandings and confusion for individuals who are not specialists in biological processes.
In addition to the main educational material, the book includes specific examples that address controversial historical questions about Aryans, Russians, and Jews, the theory of human African origin, the Norman theory, the reasons for the presence of haplogroup R1a among non-Slavic peoples, and more. It vividly illustrates the value of this new science for the study of the ancient world and the origins of the modern one. DNA genealogy clarifies the origins of some pressing human issues and helps answer questions of contemporary geopolitics.