
Don't worry, they won't DNA test it, it'll cost hundreds.
/oh, links, apparently
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Mon 6 Mar 2006, 19:21,
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/oh, links, apparently

universities always threaten to do stuff that is not legally enforcable
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Mon 6 Mar 2006, 19:22,
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and you're looking at £200 +
Unis are for the most part nice, but there are some total cunts in admin.
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Mon 6 Mar 2006, 19:23,
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Unis are for the most part nice, but there are some total cunts in admin.

but wouldn't it be hard to find a pure sample? you'd have hair, skin flakes and all sorts of things in there with bits of DNA.
And after multiplying the DNA with PCR it would be impossible to tell which of the strains where from the semen....
well.. you could look at the highest percentages of DNA (as it should be the stuff from the semen)
with the aid of RT PCR, but that would be very expensive indeed.
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Mon 6 Mar 2006, 19:49,
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And after multiplying the DNA with PCR it would be impossible to tell which of the strains where from the semen....
well.. you could look at the highest percentages of DNA (as it should be the stuff from the semen)
with the aid of RT PCR, but that would be very expensive indeed.

or are you involved in a course about this kind of thing?
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Mon 6 Mar 2006, 20:02,
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I'm educated me. I know how to do DNA analysis and all that jazz.
in sweden my profession is called Biomedical Analyst. I think you people have another name for it
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Mon 6 Mar 2006, 20:28,
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in sweden my profession is called Biomedical Analyst. I think you people have another name for it

if there's a clear answer, hurrah! If that spunk is mixed spunk, however...
Paternity tests cost that much, as I understand it.
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Mon 6 Mar 2006, 20:13,
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Paternity tests cost that much, as I understand it.

there would also be a human rights issue with enforcing students to provide a DNA sample with which to compare it against. assuming they dont already have students dna on file.
i think its some student who has got a temporary job in admin and nicked some uni headed paper
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Mon 6 Mar 2006, 19:45,
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i think its some student who has got a temporary job in admin and nicked some uni headed paper