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Church, a molecular engineer, has dismissed claims the app would create a distinction between acceptable and unacceptable humans. The app, which has not yet been developed, would in theory prevent two people from matching if they had similar genetic mutations that could result in rare, hereditary diseases like Tay-Sachs. The service would probably be on offer to premium subscribers. Critics have said that the idea amounts to casually discussing eugenics. We looked around the beach a bit. Church put an FAQ on his website on Wednesday for anyone with questions about the proposed app. This article is more than 4 years old.

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Genetic matchmaking sites that offer DNA testing to predict biological compatibility i. Most DNA matchmaking sites aim to predict romantic chemistry between two people by looking at how similar or dissimilar their HLA immune system genes are. Studies show the more variation the better, that is, opposites attract. The idea dates back to when researchers found male mice are more likely to be drawn to the scent of female mice with different immune gene profiles. In , Swiss biologist Claus Wedekind tested this theory in humans. Instant Chemistry also looks at four genes that influence personality and emotional behavior, like the serotonin transporter thought to influence happiness and well-being.

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DNA Romance is an online dating site that forecasts romantic chemistry between people using DNA markers that play a role in human attraction. You can also find people who share common interests with you! Read more.

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Harvard geneticist plans a dating app based on DNA

The yellow borders of Bumble have started to feel like something out of The Yellow Wallpaper. And when does the swiping stop on Tinder? So why not start the new year off with a new app? Tired of swiping left and right yourself and wishing someone would just pick a great date for you?

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