DNA Profiling
Blood Typing And The Abo Groupings, Dna Polymorphism Offers High Resolution, Str Analysis, Vntr Analysis
DNA profiling is a molecular testing method used to uniquely identify people and other organisms. In many ways, it is similar to blood typing and fingerprinting, and it is sometimes called "DNA fingerprinting." Because every organism's DNA is unique, DNA can be examined to identify people who might be related to each other, to compare suspected criminals to DNA left at the scene of a crime, or even to identify certain strains of disease-causing bacteria.
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- DNA Repair - Sources Of Damage, Base Excision Repair, Nucleotide Excision Repair, Dna Mismatch Repair, Future Directions - Types of DNA Damage
- DNA Polymerases - The Dna Polymerase Mechanism, The Variety Of Dna Polymerases
- DNA Profiling - Blood Typing And The Abo Groupings
- DNA Profiling - Dna Polymorphism Offers High Resolution
- DNA Profiling - Str Analysis
- DNA Profiling - Vntr Analysis
- DNA Profiling - Making A Match
- DNA Profiling - Statistics And The Prosecutor's Fallacy
- DNA Profiling - Dna Profiling Comes Of Age
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