Thus, from the results:
A. S1 and S3 are biological children of the parents.
They share bands with both parents
B. D1 and S3 share the same mother but have different fathers.
They share bands with mother, but not with father.
C. D2 and S3 are not related by genetics.
Their bands do not match with the parents or other children.
D. D3 and S1 have same father but different mothers.
They share bands with father, S1 has similar band to given mother, but do not match to D3 (having different mothers).
E. S1 have different father than one shown in the gel.
Share bands with mother, but not with father given.
F. D3 have different mother than one shown in the gel.
Share bands with father, but not with mother given.
G. D2 is not related to either of the parents or other children, except S2.
H. D2 and S2 are adopted.
As they are not related to either of the parents or other children.
I. If the DNA was not chopped and run, a single band would be obtained, that would not match even to the genetically related children.
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