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The One-In-A-Million Birth, Genetically Identical Triplets Born In Montana

Medicine & Technology Jan 13, 2015

When Montana couple, Jodey and Jase Kinsey, gave birth to triplets earlier this week, the two young parents were overjoyed. But soon after the births of their three healthy boys in the delivery room, they soon learned that they struck the biologic lottery, scoring a genetic jackpot if you will. The newly born boys Ian, Milo, and Cade, are all genetically identical brothers, representing a one-in-a-million birth.

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The One-In-A-Million Birth, Genetically Identical Triplets Born In Montana

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