“”SFA, you’re overreacting. Reread my post. I said that Mary’s DNA was present in the ovum.””
BB, DNA is found in the blood ,so Pope Leo XIII was not wrong
From http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Is_DNA_found_in_white_blood_cells
Question:Is DNA found in white blood cells?
In: Cells and Genetics
Answer
Yes.
White blood cells (leukocytes) have a nucleus. It is mature red blood cells (erythrocytes) that lack one.
Bear in mind that mitochondria contain DNA, too.
DNA can also be found in the skin,bb
Here is more..
Where Is DNA Found?
http://www.koshland-science-museum.org/exhibitdna/intro02.jsp
Throughout the body - in cells...
Our bodies are formed from between 50 and 100 trillion cells (a trillion is a thousand billion, or a thousand, thousand million). These cells are organized into tissues, such as skin, muscle, and bone. Each cell contains all of the organism’s genetic instructions stored as DNA. However, each cell uses only the instructions from part of the DNA. For example, a muscle cell uses the DNA that specifies the muscle apparatus, whereas a nerve cell uses DNA that specifies the nervous system. It is as if each cell reads only that part of a book of instructions that it needs.
Within the cell - in chromosomes...
Each very long DNA molecule is tightly wound and packaged as a chromosome. Humans have two sets of 23 chromosomes in every cell, one set inherited from each parent. A human cell therefore contains 46 of these chromosomal DNA molecules.
You’re walking close to the fringe of Nestorian heresy,bb, when you try and eliminate the human connection to Christ.
Christ was fully man, and that is because of the human MARY
To be fair to bb, i didn’t discern her trying to eliminate the human connection to Christ