Five of the cases have been proved by genetic fingerprinting to have been caused by one strain of bacteria, showing that they belong to the same outbreak.
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The most common approach is the comparison of paternity, as well as the emergence of a new branch of criminal forensics focused on evidence known as genetic fingerprinting.
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To the frustration of investigators, conventional methods of genetic fingerprinting have so far failed to distinguish among the various stocks of Ames anthrax possessed by the different laboratories.
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A genetic species is a set of individuals or populations with sufficiently similar DNA . Techniques to compare similarity of DNA include DNA-DNA hybridization, genetic fingerprinting and DNA barcoding.
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No connection between the Milwaukee E . coli outbreak and the Moyer beef has been found yet, but " genetic fingerprinting " should reveal if one exists, Foldy said.
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:Family history genealogy or Genetic fingerprinting or your last name is de Cervantes Saavedra may all be indicators .-- talk ) 03 : 50, 3 May 2008 ( UTC)
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Blood evidence undergoing sophisticated genetic fingerprinting tests include samples found outside Nicole Simpson's town home, as well as samples taken from Simpson's Ford Bronco and his estate two miles away.
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Joe Templeton of Texas A & M University said in a March, 1990, Atlantic Monthly interview, " Right now, looking at chromosomes and genetic fingerprinting, we cannot distinguish between breeds.
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Joe Templeton of Texas A & AMP; M University said in a March, 1990, Atlantic Monthly interview, " Right now, looking at chromosomes and genetic fingerprinting, we cannot distinguish between breeds.
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The official Kuwait News Agency said Baghdad had earlier handed over the remains of another Kuwaiti prisoner, whose identity was confirmed by genetic fingerprinting tests in London and the United States.
