genetic fingerprint

The genetic fingerprint idea has already worked to great effect in America.

A similar system for genetic fingerprint analyses might be turned around in an hour, he said.

Nothing on the bodies, except of course as you pointed out his genetic fingerprint.

Analysis of individual genetic fingerprints is now a standard forensic tool.

However, genetic fingerprinting at the time was not advanced enough to find her killer.

Finally, to prove the virus was new, scientists made a map of its genetic fingerprints.

The same kind of genetic fingerprinting has proved useful in some criminal cases.

In such a case, the pathogen would have the same genetic fingerprint at both locations.

"And what are the chances that two living organisms would have identical genetic fingerprints?"

The families have developed something we're calling genetic fingerprinting.

Southern blotting also led to the second breakthrough, genetic fingerprinting.

So genetic fingerprinting may merely tell patients how quickly they can expect to die, without allowing doctors to do anything about it.

For the most part however, genetic fingerprinting has all but taken over all the other forms of testing.

As is the case with most issues related to the death penalty, genetic fingerprinting attracts passionate debate.

Different hairs from the same marmoset had different genetic fingerprints.

The large group contained no genetic fingerprint that could be matched to modern wolf populations.

Genetic fingerprinting is being used to help stop the theft and illegal sale of endangered birds.

Genetic fingerprinting, for instance, had featured in quite a few articles in the Press.

But a new study shows it may be possible to spare women needless treatments by taking a genetic fingerprint of their tumors.

In its most discriminating form, Genetic fingerprinting can uniquely discriminate any one person from the entire population of the world.

The collective alleles amplified from a given isolate formed its genetic fingerprint.

Differences between individuals, even closely related individuals, are the key to techniques such as genetic fingerprinting.

Parental testing is the use of genetic fingerprinting to determine whether two individuals have a biological parent-child relationship.

But the same information can also be used to help develop treatments or to use genetic fingerprinting to help trace the source of an attack.

Still, crime detection will still require plenty of sleuthing, genetic fingerprinting or not.