Explaining more about mitochondrial dna

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Question: Mitochondria have their own DNA, which is inherited only from one's mother, although new research has come out in the past year saying in rare cases it might come from the father. Watch this 11-minute YouTube video explaining more about mitochondrial DNA and how it can be used in important forensic investigations: mtDNA video. Summarize and give your opinion about the method and the information

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