5:46How to run nMonte with G25
Step-by-step guide to modelling ancestry with nMonte and Global 25 coordinates on Genoplot: getting coordinates, choosing a target and source populations, running the model, and reading the fit distance.
G25 calculators · nMonte
nMonte & G25 CalculatorsModel your ancestry from your own DNA.
Upload your raw DNA, get simulated Global 25 coordinates, and model yourself as a mix of ancient and modern populations. Run any of 500+ community G25 calculators in a click, or build your own nMonte model and see how well it fits.
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Simulated G25 coordinates
What you can do
Everything G25 modelling needs, in one workbench
G25 coordinates for your DNA
Run a G25-ready calculator such as Eurogenes K15 on your raw DNA and Genoplot saves simulated Global 25 coordinates as a new sample, at no extra cost. Already have coordinates? Paste them in.
nMonte modelling
Pick ancient or modern source populations and nMonte finds the mix that fits your sample best, with a fit distance on every result. Not sure where to start? Quick Start picks the sources for you.
500+ community calculators
Ready-made G25 models published by Genoplot members, from hunter-gatherer and farmer splits to regional Bronze and Iron Age calculators. Run one on your sample in a click.
Charts, maps and sharing
Read each result as a chart or on a map, keep every run in History, and share it with a link.
Getting started
From raw file to ancestry model in three steps
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Upload your DNA
Add the raw file from 23andMe, AncestryDNA, FamilyTreeDNA, MyHeritage, LivingDNA or WeGene, exactly as you downloaded it.
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Get your coordinates
Run a G25-ready calculator once for simulated G25 coordinates, or paste coordinates you already have.
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Run a model
Choose a community calculator or your own source populations, and let nMonte find your mix.
Guides & video tutorials
Learn G25 and nMonte in minutes
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3:52How to get free G25 coordinates
Two ways to get Global 25 (G25) coordinates for your own DNA on Genoplot: free simulated coordinates from an admixture calculator, or Geno25 coordinates computed from your raw file - and when each one is the right choice.
Questions
Frequently asked
What is G25?
Global 25 (G25) describes a genome as 25 principal-component coordinates. Because every sample sits in the same space, yours can be modelled as a mix of reference populations, which is what nMonte does.
How do I get G25 coordinates for my DNA?
Upload your raw DNA file and run one of the calculators marked G25, such as Eurogenes K15. Genoplot saves simulated G25 coordinates as a new sample at no extra cost. Subscribers can also order Geno25 coordinates computed directly from the raw file.
Can I use coordinates I already have?
Yes. Paste them into the Quick Samples box on the nMonte workbench, one sample per line: a name followed by its 25 values.
Is it free?
Creating an account is free and needs no credit card. Free accounts get Compute Credits every month, and each calculator or nMonte run spends some of them. The Basic and Pro plans add more credits and more samples per run.
What does the distance mean?
It measures how far your sample sits from the model nMonte built for it. Lower is better, and comparing distances is how you choose between two models.
Ready to model your ancestry?
Create a free account, upload your raw DNA, and run your first G25 model in minutes.
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