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The paper basically says that because you were willing to help the researchers by letting them take a look at your genes, they were able to map the specific location where the chromosome broke. This gave them insight into where other people with conditions that affect the morphology of their hands and feet might have a mutation that's less obvious than what you've got (with a whole chromosome piece snapped off and joined to another).

Because of you, we'll be more equipped to help people with conditions like yours in the future. You've changed the world and advanced human understanding.

Thanks.

Wow, that's like, 100 people. Or 200 pirates.

1. What is the strangest body you ever examined / strangest phenomenon you ever found?

2. What death under suspicious circumstances has disturbed you the most?

3. Raw brains. Squishy? Do they have a unique (sweet?) smell?

4. What is the strangest thing you've ever found in someone's stomach contents?

5. What cause of death is the most difficult to deal with?

6. You get to choose how you die. How do you want to go?

7. You get to specify one way you DON'T want to die. What is it?

8. What is the most violent death you've ever dealt with?

9. What is the most unusual mode of death you've ever encountered?

And verification, please.

I've never considered the possibility of a cubic lightyear of chocolate milk....

1. What is the 5 year survival of someone after you put a new heart in them?

2. When removing a heart from a donor, at what point is the patient deceased, in your opinion? (Before you start, because they are brain dead? Once you clamp certain vessels? Once you lift the heart out of the chest cavity?)

3. Does the heart stop after you remove it, but before you put it into the next person? If so, how long does it take to stop?