Each set of remains has a story. DNA identification gives answers and reunites families.

The Center for DNA Identification uses advanced technology to identify martyrs and honor them.

This mission is very important for people.

The Center was given the task to use genetic technology to identify unknown martyrs.

This work is important for the country and its people.

Every bone and DNA profile has a story of hope and waiting.

DNA technology connects the past and present, helping families find their loved ones.

Researchers are improving genetic analysis to identify martyrs.

Scientists use modern biology and genetic databases to match remains with relatives.

The center also studies genetic technology for other uses like disease research.

These projects help DNA technology in science, medicine, and health.

New sequencing technology helps identify more people.

A new approach uses next-generation sequencing to examine thousands of genetic markers.

This method looks at many genetic positions, increasing available information.

The method can recover genetic information from damaged DNA.

The technology was tested at a cemetery with 60 samples.

The test showed a 90% success rate, enabling the identification of some martyrs.

The method can also identify distant biological relationships.

The mission is to bring names back home.

Each identification is a mix of science and compassion.

Each identification is more than just a scientific achievement.

It helps Vietnam honor those who sacrificed for the country and eases grief.

Nga Thuy