My crazy scenario:The baby is born. Family request a DNA test. Test shows positive that TK is the father. Can…
Just found this - so when testing, you must specify that the two samples are related to each other and how they are related so the lab techs can look into the markers in more depth:
Brothers Share a lot of DNA The number of markers that testing companies look at works great for unrelated men. It is very unlikely that two random men will match up at all 12, 15, or 20 markers. But brothers aren't two random men. They have the same biological mother and father and so share around 50% of their DNA. What this means is that they are more likely to match up at some or even all of the tested sites. And therefore they are more likely to each pass the same DNA markers to their kids.
Children get one chromosome in each pair from the biological mother and one from the biological father. This is where the trouble can start. If two brothers happen to share markers at all of the sites tested, then the wrong man can be identified as the biological father. But again, unless they are identical twins, the brothers will not match up at every DNA position. If a company looks at enough DNA, they will be able to tell who the biological father is. And a company will do this if you tell them that either brother might be the biological father.
Can please someone explain to me why the second male lead has almost zero screen time?I'm talking about Jung Eui…
They need to establish the leads in a contract relationship first. Don’t worry, he will be back - I am pretty sure SJ is going to end up going to the US to find him - don’t forget she has his old phone that he dropped - it has pictures of him and YD in it. When she turns it on she is going to put 2 and 2 together and those 2 will scheme to break our couple up.
They are cute but I have a feeling he isn’t the dad.
Well I keep going back and forth on them. At first I thought they have to be twins - this would explain YD being pregnant with twins as hereditary - maybe one was stolen or put up for adoption - but then I keep thinking about how MY has already slept with Jay and thought she was pregnant a couple of times and it’s just kind of gross to think they would pair her with the twin brother - but then it seems like from her comments to DW about how much they look alike and how she wanted to show him Jay’s picture and ultimately didn’t get the chance to that makes me think the writers are going to go down the twin brothers road. We know MY is going to end up with DW so I am not sure I like their pairing if they turn out to be twins - but that mole on Jay’s back is significant and may be how the mom will know it’s her other son.
TK and YD are fighting because they are trying to adjust to their situation. TK is used to being alone - that…
Lol mainly because I agreed with everything you said above the last sentence. Not that I disagree with them fighting - they will eventually come out of the misunderstandings and arguments once they become closer. But if they start keeping secrets from each other to “protect” the other - that will become a problem.
I think a lot of people won’t agree with you on this one. It’s actually quite good compared 3bs (not that…
I’m so glad I didn’t watch that one. It sounded good and I was going to watch but never did and fro all the comments I saw it was a disaster. Family dramas can be a bit messy because of so many main characters - but I think this one is really good so far. It wouldn’t be a drama if we didn’t have some messiness. 😂
The fact that the two siblings are at each other says everything about their upbringing by the granny. It clearly…
TK and YD are fighting because they are trying to adjust to their situation. TK is used to being alone - that whole family has ostracized him - he isn’t even allowed to come to the dinner table to eat. Imagine growing up in that awful environment and your mom not even helping you - then the verbal abuse in top of it. No wonder he is having a hard time having someone living with him full time now. Plus he is fighting his emotions for her - she is bringing out a protector in him that he isn’t sure to being. Something will need to happen for him to realize he is falling for her. Same for YD - she is already showing small signs of jealousy with SJ. Plus being pregnant and having to deal with his awful family. They are struggling to adjust right now so the little arguments will continue. But it’s also normal for couples to have arguments here and there. Not everything is always rosy in a relationship. But at least he apologizes to her when he thinks things over. This is good.
They are cute but I have a feeling he isn’t the dad.
Several - the girl was a close friend he helped, one-sided love, I remember another drama where the girl was going to abandon the child and the guy took the baby and raised it as his own but he wasn’t the father - I am watching a drama now where the ML married the mother to repay a debt of gratitude and she left him and the baby - he has raised the girl as his own but he isn’t the father. There are so many options to this story.
Anyone noticing TK seems to hold Yd’s hand a lot? SJ so jealous over that. Her social and money status has been snatched away but of course, TK and YD holding hands is all about her! They did it on purpose! To mock her! And to be so happy in front of her! 🤭 shameless! 😂
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Brothers Share a lot of DNA
The number of markers that testing companies look at works great for unrelated men. It is very unlikely that two random men will match up at all 12, 15, or 20 markers.
But brothers aren't two random men. They have the same biological mother and father and so share around 50% of their DNA.
What this means is that they are more likely to match up at some or even all of the tested sites. And therefore they are more likely to each pass the same DNA markers to their kids.
Children get one chromosome in each pair from the biological mother and one from the biological father.
This is where the trouble can start. If two brothers happen to share markers at all of the sites tested, then the wrong man can be identified as the biological father.
But again, unless they are identical twins, the brothers will not match up at every DNA position. If a company looks at enough DNA, they will be able to tell who the biological father is. And a company will do this if you tell them that either brother might be the biological father.