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The Twin Who Wasn't: Chimerism and the Blurred Boundaries of Genetic Identity

The Twin Who Wasn't: Chimerism and the Blurred Boundaries of Genetic Identity

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ISBN13: 9798235626997
Publisher: Expedition Publishers
Pages: 184
Weight: 0.56
Height: 0.42 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Lydia Fairchild almost lost her children. Not because she failed as a mother, but because a DNA test insisted, with total scientific confidence, that she was not their biological parent. She was pregnant with her third child at the time.

What doctors eventually discovered inside her body would force courts, geneticists, and journalists to reconsider something most of us never think to question: that every person carries exactly one genetic identity, uniform in every cell, from birth to death.

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