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Although the process of DNA testing provides promising results in the forensic department, it still has certain limitations. Some of the problems with DNA testing are:
<em>1) It takes a lot of time to process a single piece of DNA. Along with time, this process is also very expensive.</em>
<em>2) Some critics consider DNA as a violation of ethics. This is because not all of the suspects are culprits. And the blood of all of the suspects is taken to determine a single culprit. Some people consider it unethical for taking the blood of the suspects as humanism is against it.</em>
<em>3) Some countries are working on making DNA databanks, where they will be able to simply compare the sample taken from a crime scene with the DNA databank. In this way, they will easily be able to identify the culprit. This process is again considered to be unethical besides the large amount of money that will be used to create such a large databank. </em>
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The oxygen brought in can diffuse to your entire body and carbon dioxide from your lungs can be easily exhaled
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In eukaryotes, there are two distinct types of cell division: a vegetative division, whereby each daughter cell is genetically identical to the parent cell (mitosis) and a reproductive cell division, whereby the number of chromosomes in the daughter cells is reduced by half to produce Haploid gametes (meiosis)
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The resulting embryo will be an individual which has 47 chromosomes. Chromosome number need to be precise or it will drastically alter the development of the embryo. Trisomy 18 is known as de Edward´s syndrome. This condition is the second most common type of trisomy after down syndrome and is more common in females. The effect of these genetic disorder can vary among patient and depends on the extent of the extra copy, genetic history and other variables. Most newborn while die during the first days or couple of months.
