91.   The genetic tests appear to confirm preliminary results reported last month by prosecutors.

92.   The genetic fingerprinting tests will consume the blood samples to recover the DNA they contain.

93.   The genetic tests themselves showed faulty results, he said.

94.   The genetic tests also are shedding light on kinship and behavioral relationships that chimp researchers have been unable to decipher despite years of watching the animals in the wild.

95.   The new genetic tests, in many cases, simply put lingering doubts to rest.

96.   The reason that it is right to share the results of genetic tests with insurers is that the alternative would be a slow collapse of insurance markets.

97.   The researchers, who tested hundreds of Ashkenazi blood samples originally given for other genetic tests, said they found no cases of a woman carrying both genes.

98.   The ultimate goal is development of a genetic test to identify those at high risk.

99.   The statute also forbids doctors to release genetic test results to insurers or employers.

100.   The use of patient information from such genetic tests raises some ethical and legal questions.