Don't get hung up on the DNA evidence --- this was the message from prosecutors in the Amanda Knox's appeals case.<br/> Guliano Mignini urged the court to consider all of the evidence as prosecutors wrapped up their first day of closing arguments.<br/> SOUNDBITE: Chief Prosecutor Guliano Mignini saying (Italian):<br/> "When you go to make your decision, remember. There is that, that and many other things that I will try to tell you and remind you. It would be unpardonable not to remember, because, since you have heard the conclusions of the DNA material, there is a new element, even more important that the others."<br/> A new report has cast doubt on the DNA evidence used to convict the American college student of murdering her roommate in the apartment they shared in Perugia.<br/> British national Meredith Kercher was found lying semi-naked in a pool of blood. Prosecutors argued that Knox and her then boyfriend Rafaelle Sollecito killed Kercher as part of a frenzied sex game.<br/> The defense is expected to present its closing arguments next week and a verdict could decide Knox's fate as early as October.<br/> Deborah Gembara, Reuters.
