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3 November, 17:41

What is the role of dna fingerpringing in criminal investigations?

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    DNA Fingerprinting is a way to find a specific individual. It is more specific than simply identifying a specie or a particular trait. It is a sort of personal identifier. DNA uses micro satellite to make to make identification much easier. DNA fingerprinting is prevalent in the world of criminal forensic.
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