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DNA edit
DNA may be scientific, but anyone can put anything on a web site. Certainty valid scientific conclusions can be reached using DNA, but that doesn't mean the results found on a given web site are accurate. If there is a published (not self-published) book that talks about this, they let's see what it says (here on the Talk page) and maybe it is appropriate for inclusion, but Wikipedia pages are not built from 'stuff I found on the web'. Likewise, some information, even if it interests you,, may be trivial or incidental. Wikipedia uses secondary sources to determine what is reliable, and what is noteworthy - unpublished science that has only appeared on a web page is not reliable, by Wikipedia standards, and does not have demonstrated notability. Agricolae (talk) 23:52, 23 November 2017 (UTC)