Eye Color
Human eye-color exists on a continuum from the lightest shades of blue to the darkest shades of brown or black. The color range is largely genetically determined by a combination of two forms of melanin produced by melanocytes of the iris.
Your result:
Very likely blue eyes (probabilities - 87% blue, 12% green and 1% brown)
Based on the deCODEme Genetic test for the genetic variant (rs12913832) associated with eye color, your results are: (highlighted in green)
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| Very likely blue eyes (probabilities - 87% blue, 12% green and 1% brown)* |
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| Most likely brown eyes (probabilities - 60% brown, 22% green and 18% blue)* |
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| Very likely brown eyes (probabilities - 84% brown, 9% green and 7% blue)* |
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Keep in mind
These are the results of calculations comparing your genetic sequence to sequence of participants in studies published in the world literature.




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