jew DNA

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   I was hoping for an answer that would confirm several questions.  I have heard about differences in DNA.

Perhaps the following might trigger something from your memory?

There are supposedly two fewer genes in black DNA than in white DNA.  

Comment:  This does happen in other animals.  Donkeys are members of the horse family, just as a negro is of the family of mankind.  Donkeys have two fewer genes than a horse, and a donkey and horse can mate.  Their offspring are mules.

Jews have a different shaped DNA than whites or blacks.  

Comment:  I read or heard about this years ago.  I believe it is a trait that came from the origin of Cain (Kain), and carried through the Kenite (sons of Kain) into the "jewish" people.   Cain's origin is told in the "Satan's Seed doctrine" which  has been around for decades.  However, it is a rare subject for a Rabbi to write about:

Initial post: Aug 7, 2007 5:24 PM PDT 
 R. Murray says: 
I recently came across this book, Cain, son of the Serpent, by Rabbi David Max Eichhorn. 

I am interested in what others believe concerning this finding by the rabbi. 

An analysis of the story of Cain and Abel

In Cain: Son of the Serpent, Rabbi Eichhorn has gathered and collected the Midrash surrounding the story of Cain and Abel, perhaps the most explicit and certainly one of the least explored corners of the rabbinic commentary, stringing it together like the pearls in an ornate and beautiful necklace. The result is an opportunity to hear the authentic voice of the ancient rabbis, free of the interpretations later imposed on the story. It is a book that will astonish readers with its insights, move them to emotional heights and depths, and leave them awed by the wisdom and talent of the sages. .

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
Rabbi David Max Eichhorn, D. D., D. H. L., was ordained by Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in 1931 ; was a U.S. Army Chaplain during the World War II; served congregations in Springfield, Texarkana and Tallahassee; and is the author of seven books, among them Jewish Intermarriages: Fact and Fiction, Musings of the Old Professor, and Joys of Jewish Folklore. 

And lastly, Here is a complex assembly of studies about "Jewish" roots that is quite interesting to anyone who studied the Bible and history: http://www.jogg.info/11/coffman.htm