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  • 03-07-2008 9:11 PM

    TMPOB contamination???

    TMPOB say the reason you can get an incorrect result is because of a blood sample thats contaminated with a male's DNA, for example your husband or son. But what about if its contaminated with a females DNA like your sister, mother, or duaghter? What can say about that?
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  • 03-07-2008 9:53 PM

    Re: TMPOB contamination???

    The way the test works, theoretically, is to detect male dna.  If male dna is present, then the baby must be a male, because it can't come from the mother.  If no male dna is found, the baby must be a girl.   So the test doesn't try to detect female dna.  There is no simple way to distinguish the baby's female dna from the mother's female dna.  

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  • 03-08-2008 11:12 AM

    Re: TMPOB contamination???

    Oh...they are so full of it!  Let me tell you what I did when taking the test.  I had washed all my towels and clothes the night before.  I wiped down the bathroom with clorox.  did the test at 5am when everyone was asleep!  Washed my hands 10 time....super, super cautious!  There is no WAY I contaminated my result...NO WAY!!  That is just an excuse they use for their test not working!

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