genetic fingerprinting


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genetic fingerprinting

n.
See DNA fingerprinting.

genetic fingerprinting

See DNA FINGERPRINTING.

genetic fingerprinting

see FINGERPRINTING.
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The science of genetic fingerprinting or DNA profiling is the most hi-tech tool being used by police in South Wales.
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Genetic fingerprinting can be used at any stage of the herbal manufacturing process, but it is especially suited to the seedling level.
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Nearly eight years after becoming the first county in California to use genetic fingerprinting to convict killers, Ventura County is gearing up to begin DNA testing on its own.
COUNTY SHERIFF READIES DNA TESTING FACILITY : 2 CRIMINALISTS IN TRAINING
At least one attacker in the Republic has started using condoms, meaning that high-tech DNA genetic fingerprinting tests are rendered useless.
Rapists in evil bid to beat justice
Biological materials at the scene of the crime--hair, blood, semen, or skin cells--have previously been the "evidence" needed by researchers to employ genetic fingerprinting.
Out of the mouths of terrorists
The system analyzes genetic fingerprinting of living organisms through microsatellites, AFLP and RFLP.
eGene Inc. and City of Hope's Dr. David Senitzer Presented 'The End of Agarose Gel Electrophoresis' at the 2006 Annual Meeting of the American Society for Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics in San Diego
The revolutionary techniques of genetic fingerprinting has meant convictions, long after they committed their crimes, for the evil men who mistakenly thought they had escaped detection.
Criminals caught in technology net; Book SHELF Nowhere to Hide by John McShane, John Blake Publishing, pounds 17.99
Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys was named Great Briton of the Year for his work in genetic fingerprinting.
Another award for Mirren
Professor Peter Braude developed the technique -similar to the genetic fingerprinting used by police - at Guy's Hospital in London.
Experts row over gene test 'boost'
Rapist Robert Melias is the first person convicted through the use of genetic fingerprinting using DNA.
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