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Because god created every one in a unique way and that everybody is special
in a kind of way and the fingerprint are just there to represent that saying.
It also makes it easier for the police and investigatiors to solve a crime since everybody have diffrent fingerprints :)
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 15y agoDNA evidence and its collection and processing are ENTIRELY DIFFERENT and un-related to the collection and processing of latent fingerprint evidence. What, specifically, are you trying to learn?
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∙ 9y agoDNA is referred to as your genetic fingerprint, because of the fact that is unique to you and no other person; just like a fingerprint. DNA possess' the information that determines an organism's characteristics, such as ones hair color, eye color, skin type, and even if you have long, stubby, fat or thin nails. This information is transmitted from generation to generation, determining almost every cells function and purpose. Due to the fact that DNA is transmitted from generation to generation, not one organism has the same DNA; although possible to be similar - siblings are a perfect example of this but not even identical twins have the same DNA makeup although very similar- not one organism has the same DNA.
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∙ 13y agoPeople need DNA fingerprinting so that they can manke many decisions. Whether they are gentically given birth from the right parents.
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∙ 10y agoit is based on the non-codind DNA
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What is a DNA fingerprint?
Everyone has their own unique DNA fingerprint. DNA is mixed with some kind of chemical (I'm afraid I don't know the specifics) which creates a unique image that slightly resembles a barcode.
Which process involving DNA creates a DNA pattern or fingerprint unique to an individual person?
DNA fingerprinting
What percentage of DNA that makes us unique?
0.1% of are DNA makes us unique.
What does a DNA fingerprint look like?
A DNA fingerprint could appear in a few different ways depending on it's use. Sometimes a DNA fingerprint just appears as a series of lines on a square board.
What makes Dna strands unique to every organism?
Their unique SEQUENCE of nucleotide BASES accomplishes this Functional Property in Dna strands.
What does DNA fingerprint shows?
A DNA fingerprint refers to the fact that a person's DNA code is as unique to that person as his/her fingerprint. A person can be implicated for a crime or ruled out as the criminal based on his/her DNA code.
What is a DNA fingerprint?
Everyone has their own unique DNA fingerprint. DNA is mixed with some kind of chemical (I'm afraid I don't know the specifics) which creates a unique image that slightly resembles a barcode.
Why can only parts of DNA be used as DNA fingerprint?
The parts must be unique to the person
Which process involving DNA creates a DNA pattern or fingerprint unique to an individual person?
DNA fingerprinting
What percentage of DNA that makes us unique?
0.1% of are DNA makes us unique.
Why is DNA reffered to as a genetic fingerprint?
It contains the blueprint for your body, and is unique to every individual
What does a DNA fingerprint look like?
A DNA fingerprint could appear in a few different ways depending on it's use. Sometimes a DNA fingerprint just appears as a series of lines on a square board.
Why is DNA fingerprinting considered infallible?
Because everyone has a unique fingerprint. Even identical twins.
Is DNA as effective as a fingerprint?
Just as effective if not more so due to the fact that everyone's DNA is unique and the only match is your own.
A pattern of bands made up of specific DNA fragments is a?
DNA fingerprint
How is a DNA FINGERPRINT PRODUCES?
Selected fragments are used to produce a DNA fingerprint.
Are fingerpring pattrns inherited?
If you are referring to the lines on a persons fingers, they are not inherited. Every individual has a unique fingerprint. This is why looking for fingerprints at a crime scene still remains a indispensable technique despite all the high tech gadgets available. If you are referring to a DNA fingerprint, they are inherited from the parents of the individual being tested. If DNA is found at a crime scene, it can be compared to the DNA of all the suspects and a match can be found. Every individual has a unique DNA fingerprint (unless they are identical twins).
