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The document discusses DNA testing and its history, mentioning that tests have been available in the US since 2007 and can detect up to 254 possible diseases from analyzing 23 pairs of chromosomes. It also discusses Professor Sykes' seminal work on DNA testing and methods, findings, and items related to testing.

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The document discusses DNA testing and its history, mentioning that tests have been available in the US since 2007 and can detect up to 254 possible diseases from analyzing 23 pairs of chromosomes. It also discusses Professor Sykes' seminal work on DNA testing and methods, findings, and items related to testing.

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