DNA Is Everywhere: DNA Fingerprinting I by Hunter Cole

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Nature Reviews Genetics
January 2001
Volume 2 No. 1

DNA Is Everywhere: DNA Fingerprinting I
oil on canvas
50 X 75 IN.
Hunter Cole, Ph.D.
1999

DNA fingerprinting is a technique used to identify the DNA of an individual. DNA fingerprinting can be used to identify hair, skin and blood of an individual such as that left at a criminal scene such as at the O.J. Simpson trial or to determine paternity. DNA testing can be done on hair and skin cells you shed everywhere. A potential employer could test a hair you left behind in a interview to see the likelihood of you having a particular genetic disease.

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Nature Reviews Genetics January 2001 Volume 2 No. 1
	DNA Is Everywhere: DNA Fingerprinting I oil on canvas 50 X 75 IN. Hunter Cole, Ph.D. 1999

	DNA fingerprinting is a technique used to identify the DNA of an individual. DNA fingerprinting can be used to identify hair, skin and blood of an individual such as that left at a criminal scene such as at the O.J. Simpson trial or to determine paternity. DNA testing can be done on hair and skin cells you shed everywhere. A potential employer could test a hair you left behind in a interview to see the likelihood of you having a particular genetic disease.