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DNA fingerprinting is most commonly used for forensic purposes, such as identifying suspects in criminal cases or exonerating the innocent. It is also utilized in paternity testing to establish biological relationships and in wildlife conservation to track and manage animal populations. Additionally, it plays a role in medical research and personalized medicine by identifying genetic predispositions to certain diseases.

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