Imagine not being able to trust the story your DNA is telling. The blueprint of what makes you you should be accurate, right? Chris Long from Reno, Nevada thought so too. Find out more at 🚀 Engineering
should be accurate, right? Chris Long from Reno, Nevada thought so too. transplant, some of Long's DNA had been replaced, portraying him as a German man 5,000 miles away. That man was his donor.
Of course, the goal of the transplant is to replace weak blood-forming cells with healthy ones – which explains why some of Long's DNA was his donors. But one of Long's colleagues at the Washoe County Sherriff's Department suggested that he should look into the possibility that the donor's DNA might travel to other parts of his body. With Long's consent, his colleagues in the crime lab took DNA samples and studied them.
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