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DNA plays an important role in modern forensic
science. Today, DNA fingerprinting has become
one of the primary methods of identifying
people and solving
crimes.
DNA
profiling
(also
called DNA
testing,
DNA
typing, or
genetic
fingerprinting) is a technique
employed by
forensic
scientists to assist in the
identification of individuals on the basis of
their respective
DNA profiles.
DNA
profiles are encrypted sets of
numbers that reflect a person's DNA makeup,
which can also be used as the person's
identifier.
In the case of DNA personal
alarm each alarm has it’s own unique DNA code
so that it does not require the victim to be
used for DNA testing.
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