I was injured by a test.
There is not a word in the english language for what is taking place.
This test is sold in two different markets.
One is the courts and the other is consumer (b)(6).
In both venues, i received the court venue test which is conducted in a (b)(6) office.
This test is claimed to be biological and scientific.
This test is so dangerous.
Please remove it from commerce.
A corporation and scientist were caught red handed misstating not only science but also an accreditation claim.
The phony accreditation claim had the effect of validating and otherwise invalid test, for many years.
This test and all that went, into hiding this charade caused a serious decay in my ability to interpret labs results for myself.
This was unfortunate because i needed emergency surgery which was delayed because i could not ascertain whether these reports about so called melanoma cancer were part of another scientific fraud or not.
There is also a shocking phony accreditation claim.
The science requires maternal dna in an autosomal dna analysis: my name is (b)(6).
I am seriously injured by this conduct.
Do you recall (b)(6)? (b)(6) looks like a combination of all 3.
(b)(6) "sold " exclusionary parentage tests which have no ability to exclude men.
(b)(6) tests made liars out of 100% of the men who took them and denied they slept with the mother.
(b)(6) created criminal civil administrative and quasigovernmental liability with one $(b)(6) phony test.
(b)(6) used malpractice insurance in connection with the sale of these autosomal tests and delivered tests which violated the contact (b)(6) acquired more liability than it has equity via its contractual agreements for parentage analysis.
Their (b)(6) used malpractice insurance used in connection with the sale of an autosomal parentage test where the rosetta stone; maternal dna is not actually used in any autosomal dna analysis performed by (b)(6) which defies science.
? the test (b)(6) pretends to use does not exist in science.
The test is in fact only a form and lacks any binary mechanism.
The word "test" used to describe these forms is misleading.
(b)(6) used the money, it made on selling paper and created an illusion.
It made money through real business.
Under (b)(6), (b)(6) sold a material amount of autosomal dna tests missing the rosetta stone, the maternal dna which were also insured.
(b)(6) is on his way out though still using the plane and receiving a $(b)(6) a year plus a full release from his conduct after getting caught lying about an accreditation.
The science "if the alleles of the biologic mother cannot be determined and her obligate alleles cannot be identified in the child, then the biologic father's obligate alleles cannot be deduced.
" testing for parentage, robert e.
Wenk, hematology (2004) 11:357¿361 science according to labcorp: maternal dna isn't necessary in autosomal dna analysis.
Fda safety report id # (b)(4).
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