"cybercat" wrote in message
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"-L." wrote in message
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Doesn't mean much. There are a number of ways the DNA might not show
up: If dogs and cats are a minimal additive, as compared to cow or
beef; if the product is heated at high enough temps the DNA is
denatured resulting in false negatives; since there are tons of other
enzymes floating around in the mix, the DNA is probably chewed beyond
the point where it could be found using PCR which is probably what
they used; and the experiments may be poorly designed.


The question is, why would anyone bother trying to feed cats and dogs
to cats and dogs?


I wouldn't give much credibility to anything written by the API . They're
on the fringe-- right next to Ann Martin!