Et si vous aviez donné votre ADN sans le savoir ?

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La vidéo sur Underscore où je raconte la fameuse histoire : https://youtu.be/eWjS0vYxrPk

Pour aller plus loin :
L’ADN pour prédire les maladies : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1HOC8EYsVA
Vidéo de Cyrus North : https://youtu.be/UQIpf3JaDm0?si=g4FH5-5_3X43Xpvh

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Why Siblings Can Get Different Results From DNA Ancestry Tests. (s. d.).

00:00 Intro
00:26 Ce que disent les résultats ADN
01:13 Ecosia
02:07 Comment fonctionnent les tests ADN
10:42 La sécurité de vos données
13:52 Votre responsabilité envers votre famille

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