Genetic Evidence

Genetic evidence, commonly known as DNA evidence, refers to the unique genetic material found in cells, body fluids, or tissues. It is used in forensic science to identify or exclude individuals as sources of the material, providing a powerful tool for linking suspects to crime scenes or victims.

IRI

http://lmss.sali.org/RGDeLOS6gclKMduTkkQmoa

Branch

Document / Artifact

Children

2

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