DNA of a Family: Testing Social Bonds and Genetic Ties

American Journal of Bioethics 13 (5):52-53 (2013)
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Managing the interplay of private information within families creates challenges, especially when the information involves member identity, a complex and emotionally charged issue. Ravelingien and...

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