Now, there has been a lot of hate about the fact that in the film that was made all the way back in 1996, the doctor says that he is half human "Human on my mothers side", but is then later discredited as being just the post-regeneration babbalings of the then new Eighth Doctor; which is the way that the show has described it... But... Maybe he was half-human, but not genetically like he clams to be, but rather, it was a mistake of the regeneration.
So, we know that the way the Seventh Doctor dies is that he is shot to death, and that his body (unusually) stays dead for quiet some time. Not if we look at ever other death that the doctor has had, its been from a fall, or from radiation, being hit by an energy weapon, being forced to regenerate... never from a bullet or anything that is too damaging to the body and that penetrates it (I know a fall would damage the body, but not in the same precis way a bullet would).
In the fact that his body is damaged in such a bad way, the regeneration takes time, and then when its around the other bodies in the morgue (where he regenerates) his body take the information from the other bodies, to help him regenerate. This can be seen in the way he regenerates. In all the other regeneration we see some sort of energy given off a kind of glow, but this time, it electricity. This is how the Doctor's body receives the information about other bodies in the morgue, giving his body the base for his DNA.
What proof do I have of this, none we never saw the Eighth Doctor regenerate... But wait a minute, we DID!
What about the prequel to the Day of the Doctor, The Night of the Doctor we here the Sisters of Kaan say that the Doctor is dead... but we see his body is whole with no bullet or penetration marks, but surely,he wouldn't have died from that, the doctor has endured worse, he dropped hundreds of feet in the Beats Below; that can be explained by the time lords DNA and body being stronger and more durable than that of a humans, and the potion that the Sisterhood of Kaan gave him forced his DNA back into its time lord DNA sequences.
But there is a reason that he died in that crash, and that is because the Eighth Doctor's body was weaker than all his past regeneration, it was less tolerant to damage, where as he would have just regenerated in the past, he died in the crash.
And why is that... because the Eighth Doctor's body in half human.
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