Some things, when said by Wen Yizhen, carry more credibility.
Ming Ge's eyelashes drooped, hiding the faint light in her eyes, and she said, "I would like to hear the details."
Wen Yizhen's voice was elegant, speaking calmly and unhurriedly: "Generally, the probability of paternity in DNA tests is above 98%, which can be considered a parent-child relationship, but there are still a few special circumstances."
Everyone listened carefully.
Wen Yizhen avoided the obscure and incomprehensible medical jargon, trying to explain in the simplest terms for everyone, and continued:
"The first scenario is between two individuals who have recently undergone a bone marrow transplant. The paternity index in a DNA test will be very high, approaching a parent-child relationship at 98%, possibly leading to a mistaken judgment."
