This statement is not accurate. While an exchange of saliva and bacteria may occur during a kiss, there is no experimental data to suggest that DNA remains in a person's mouth for at least an hour after a kiss. DNA is an important part of genetic information, but it's not passed on or lodged in a kiss like saliva or bacteria. DNA molecules are usually found in saliva and within cells, rather than being perceivably transferred during a kiss.
The main purpose of kissing is to create emotional connection and intimacy, not to pass on DNA. Exchange of saliva and bacteria may occur, but this is not the same as passing on genetic code. DNA transfer usually occurs during reproduction, through the meeting of germ cells, not during a kiss.
Therefore, there is no experimental data to support the idea that DNA is transferred during a kiss and remains in the other person's mouth for at least an hour. Kissing is an emotional experience and should not be confused with DNA passing.
6 months.
two days
well it really depends on how well the person kisses and also for how long, but I'd say for about a good 2 years
The DNA is put in chromosomes that stay in the nucleus and stay in there for when the cell reproduces and splits into 2 sister cells.
What long strands of DNA and Protein are chromatin
DNA stands for deoxyribonucleic acid
It can stay in your DNA for up to seven years.
two days
I'm having a DNA test and took speed two days ago how long will it stay in my system
yes
I am a Doctor at the Oxford university and when kissing the saliva enters your alimentary canal and it will come out in your faeces (poo) within 3-4 weeks.
kissing, privacy, stay in car, big screen, no standing in line
kissing stay in car
well it really depends on how well the person kisses and also for how long, but I'd say for about a good 2 years
It allows the dna to stay it's shap and, it is made of deoxyribose.
The purity rings want them to stay pure till marriage it does not forbide them from kissing.
DNA stays in the nucleus it safe there. it won't get lost in the cell
As good as others' kissing skills, as long as you don't believe in astrology.