Dna dating match

About GenePartner

Brittany Barreto first got the idea to make a DNA-based dating platform nearly 10 years ago when she was in a college seminar on genetics. She joked that it would be called GeneHarmony. The idea stuck with her while she was getting her PhD in genetics at Baylor College of Medicine, and in March , she launched Pheramor, a dating app that measures compatibility based on physical chemistry and what the company calls "social alignment. With the direct-to-consumer genetic testing market booming, more and more companies are looking to capitalize on the promise of DNA-based services. Pheramor and startups, like DNA Romance and Instant Chemistry, both based in Canada, claim to match you to a romantic partner based on your genetics. It's an intriguing alternative to swiping left or right in hopes of finding someone you're not only physically attracted to but actually want to date.

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Find out if you're genetically compatible with your date before you meet. I've tried speed-dating and I've gone on some singles trips as well. She spends her nights looking for a relationship and her days trying to fix them. For the last 12 years, Rosenberg, 37, has worked as a life-coach and therapist, helping others heal their relationships -- while unable to find true love for herself. Making that perfect match has always been an inexact science, and kissing a few frogs unavoidable, until now.

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Genetic dating allows you to compare your DNA with a potential partner to determine your genetic compatibility. On purchasing, the provider will send you a testing kit with everything you need to take the sample. Once you get your results you can start testing your compatibility against other people.

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I Love Your Genes!

Last year, I got engaged to my boyfriend of seven years. Last week, I took a DNA test to see just how genetically compatible we are. Toronto biotech startup Instant Chemistry offers genetic testing that can help determine relationship compatibility with a potential partner. Originally designed to help singles narrow down prospective matches, the company has also found success with young couples looking to test their genetic fit. So why not add genetics into the mix?

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