Answer:
False.
Explanation:
I am almost entirely sure that DNA testing had not been discovered at this time, but regardless of whether that is true, the very first criminal case that DNA testing was used in occurred in 1985. So no, it was not used commonly in the 20's.
Answer:
If he inherited a mutation which made him more susceptible to lung cancer, it may have been present in some of the gametes he produced and passed to his children
Explanation:
Even tho the cause of lung cancer is not very clear, a genetic predisposition is of a great influence, his smoking and therefore causing a lung cancer is not appliable to his children because of no connection, but in the sense of having a mutation which makes you predisposable to the cancer with or without the smoking, can lead to a high risk of gene inheritance and therefore inheriting the mutation with a high risk of getting lung cancer excluding the smoking.
It prepares to fight danger or run from it. It identifies the primary source of danger.
