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Can DNA be extracted from dead cells
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Can DNA be extracted from dead cells
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The short answer is yes. Based on your DNA, your body is better suited for some foods than others. This company found that 45% of people’s genes need a high carb diet, 47% need moderate and only 8% need low.
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