This, at least, is an easy one. Jesus didn't have any children, unless you think that Isaiah 53:10 is a reference to him, so his evolutionary lineage through his mother and her ancestors ended with him.
Well, that's interesting. And I can't analyze it now too deeply, except to say that Jesus was the human equivalent of Adam. Adam disobeyed, therefore suffered death. Jesus did not disobey, but was put to death. While I think the mechanics were in place in Mary's womb (not evolutionary biological mechanisms, but those that were initiated by God for procreation), it seems that the male organism was first and the female was from the male. Beyond that I can't go right now. Yes, I think Isaiah 53:10 is a reference to Jesus Christ.
Romans 5:17 says, "For if, by the trespass of the one man [Adam], death reigned through that one man, how much more will those who receive God's abundant provision of grace and of the gift of righteousness reign in life through the one man, Jesus Christ!"
So to me, this is clearly a change in dynamics or dna of Adam by God. And will also be a change for those accepting God's provisions for life by means of Jesus Christ.