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DNA Roundup: 3 DNA News Articles

Jul 1, 2013 | DNA test, Paternity, Paternity Test

On Wednesday, experts claimed to have unraveled prehistoric DNA mapping of 700,000-year-old horse. If true, this would be the oldest DNA mapping effort ever attempted. The second oldest horse mapping occurred in 2003 when horse bones were discovered in the oldest know permafrost in Canada’s Yukon. So what does this latest DNA mapping mean? Molecular biologists believe that species found in permafrost could be found and mapped to over a million years back. Being able to dateback and find where certain species come from will only further development to where certain species are going.

For the full story check, see USA Today.
Ex-lover is pregnant and refusing to take a paternity test

In this installment of Dear Deidre (where situations are conveyed and recommendations are given) a single man and married woman engage in a hot affair. The woman becomes pregnant and is unsure who the father is after 14 months of sneaking around. She and her husband also had sexual intercourse around the time of the conception. The married woman immediately ends the affair and goes back to her husband, refusing to take a DNA paternity test. Devastated, the single man threatens to spill the beans if a paternity test isn’t granted.
Deidre’s explains that court ordered paternity tests are not easily obtained in the case where the woman puts another man’s name on the birth certificate. She recommends to move on and that regardless of the outcome, the relationship is over.
See the full story at The London Sun. For more information on Paternity Testing check out dnacenter.com.

Blood-based DNA test effectively detects colorectal cancerResearches have been able to identify, through a small amount of blood, a biomarker for colorectal cancer. Colorectal cancer, commonly known as colon or bowel cancer occurs from uncontrolled cellular growth within the colon or rectum. The study involves researches in Daejeon, South Korea and investigators from Yonsei University College of Medicine in Seoul, South Korea. Early detection is essential to the removal of colon cancer.
For the full story, see Oncology Nurse Advisor.

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