Second pointer on the niceties of English usage, concerning your as in 'your Jewish genome'. 
'Your' is not possessive in this idiom, (your house): it means 'the one you or we' have in mind. 'Your Jewish genome' means 'the genome you or we or the texts we are discussing are speaking about'. You can see this at an instant if I change the phrase and provide a parallel: if I say your average guy, I am not (as even Jethro thought) referring to you, a person, but to 'average guys' as the topic of conversation. One of the reasons this place is dysfunctional is that people don't understand simple grammar any more. The stupidity of trying to say I violate WP:OR or WP:NPOV on the talk page, when those rules govern what we edit into the articles.