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Could a DNA Sample Reconstruct a Face?

June 30, 2018

By Anna Kirillova, Cell Biology, ’19

Author’s Note: I came across facial genetics in one of my classes and immediately decided to write a review about it. To my surprise, the field was not as developed as I’ve expected it to be, but with the rise of facial recognition technologies, this area of research will be growing in the near future. In this review, I explained basic concepts and recent advancements in the field of human facial genetics.

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