DNA fingerprinting
- A technique used to identify individuals by comparing and analyzing distinct patterns in a DNA sample. It's often applied for evidence confirmation
- The defense attorney requested DNA fingerprinting to confirm the identity of the perpetrator.
- Forensic scientists used DNA fingerprinting to match the blood at the crime scene to the suspect.
- Cases involving a high degree of uncertainty often rely on DNA fingerprinting for more definitive proof.
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