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DNA Genetic Fingerprinting
Video Description: In these times of identity theft, terrorism, and the TV criminology craze, learn just how genetic fingerprinting occurs. Related Article Subjects: britannica, crime, dna, education, fingerprint, genetics, police, reference, research, science, technology, terrorism
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