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GMU:DIY Biolab “Driver’s License”/Marie Laure Ebel (view source)
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==WHO AM I | ==WHO SCIENTIFICALLY AM I/DNA ANALYSIS== | ||
I grew up with the fantasy that I must have something exotic deep inside me. People frequently asked me about my relatives, and I started to believe that I somehow belong to another soil than my motherland. Having the chance to work in a DIY Biolab, I decided to pursue my intersect feelings and I attended to analyze my DNA sequences, with the secret hope of discovering my own ethnicity extent and finding any connection with Asian pattern genome. | I grew up with the fantasy that I must have something exotic deep inside me. People frequently asked me about my relatives, and I started to believe that I somehow belong to another soil than my motherland. Having the chance to work in a DIY Biolab, I decided to pursue my intersect feelings and I attended to analyze my DNA sequences, with the secret hope of discovering my own ethnicity extent and finding any connection with Asian pattern genome. | ||
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I sadly realized that I would never be able to find any sort of Asian connection in my blood, which brings me to present a project as a critic of this scientific supremacy. Current DNA analyses bring about an inaccurate truth and significant data are missing to determine one’s identity. | I sadly realized that I would never be able to find any sort of Asian connection in my blood, which brings me to present a project as a critic of this scientific supremacy. Current DNA analyses bring about an inaccurate truth and significant data are missing to determine one’s identity. | ||
That is why, I ended up to attempt to analyze my DNA and prove with primers that I am first a human, before being from a specific culture/nation/origin. | That is why, I ended up to attempt to analyze my DNA and prove with primers that I am first a human, before being from a specific culture/nation/origin. | ||
==PRACTICING PCR ANALYSIS== | ==PRACTICING PCR ANALYSIS== | ||