Need advice on getting genealogical DNA test in the USA

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Several institutions in Connecticut offer reliable genealogical DNA tests for those interested in exploring their heritage, including potential Ashkenazic roots. While specific local recommendations were not provided, online companies also offer DNA testing services. It's noted that discrepancies in DNA test results can occur, as highlighted by an individual questioning the accuracy of a 99.7% paternity result that contradicted their expectations. For further insights, PBS's "Finding Your Roots" series is suggested as a resource for information on DNA testing and related institutions.
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I was wondering what are some good institutions in the USA (preferably in Connecticut) that give reliable genealogical DNA tests.

I am interested in seeing what my heritage is composed of. I'd also like to see if I have Ashkenazic heritage.
 
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I have? That I been dealing with for some years now me and my dad well all mosted dad and mother tuck in dna test and the DNA testing came back 99,7% back and he is not my father? How is that wen it what 99,9% rite? This is something that's been eating me up inside I need answers and questions
 
I am not aware of specific places in Connecticut where this is done.
However there are online companies that will do this for you. We don't endorse
specific ones. However you can find a listing of such companies that do
DNA testing here.

Also if you watch some of the http://www.pbs.org/wnet/finding-your-roots/episodes/ episodes
on PBS TV or on their website. They mention places where they have
their DNA samples tested.
 
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