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It’s expensive and companies like 23&me don’t do whole genome analysis, they just look for markers that correlate to their research studies. A regular lab has no reason to do this
Of course a lab that does random blood testing isn’t going to have the resources to do DNA sequencing, but that doesn’t mean the blood samples couldn’t be sold after. A DNA profile doesn’t consist of an entire sequenced genome.
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They have to use a special preserving solution to keep the DNA from degrading. You’d see in the collection tubes if it was there. This is just paranoia.
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