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Old 08-29-2012, 01:29 PM   #3
Beriilosal

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but the truly miraculous finding is there is no paternal DNA. Then this would mean the blood did not contain evidence of a Y chromosome. Which means that the blood could not have come from a male, or that the testing was flawed or meaningless. I would also seriously question the ability of a 2000-year-old blood trace in supplying undamaged or undegraded DNA.
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