What Makes a DNA Fingerprint Unique?

Answer 1

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 :)

Answer 2

DNA 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?

Answer 3

DNA 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.

Answer 4

A DNA fingerprint is unique because it is based on specific regions of an individual's DNA that vary between people. These regions, called short tandem repeats (STRs), have a high degree of variation in the number of repeats, making each person's DNA fingerprint distinct. This uniqueness allows DNA fingerprints to be used for identification purposes.

Answer 5

People need DNA fingerprinting so that they can manke many decisions. Whether they are gentically given birth from the right parents.

Answer 6

it is based on the non-codind DNA