Approval of the relationship of a daughter and her mother's skeleton bone by molecular genetic diagnostic methods

This article discusses the importance of genetics in today’s life and societies, the extent to which this knowledge helps us without time constraints. For instance, to make this topic more tangible, a reference to the Genetics Clinic for genetic investigation in the year 1399, has been described. The referee requested a genetic test using her own blood and a piece of a deceased person’s bone, as she had lost her mother in childhood, and the deceased person had pieces of evidence of being her mother. Finally, to dispel any doubts, the referee requested an identification test. The results and the comparison of the markers showed that the bone sample was consistent with the sample of the referred person, and it belonged to her mother. In the same way, helpful facts can be obtained from genetic material data even after many years.