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What advantage does DNA fingerprinting have over traditional fingerprinting in forensic investigations?
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It provides results more quickly
It provides results more quickly
It can be obtained from a wider variety of biological samples
It can be obtained from a wider variety of biological samples
It requires less specialized training
It requires less specialized training
It's less expensive to perform
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It can be obtained from a wider variety of biological samples.
Explanation: DNA profiling can use blood, saliva, semen, hair roots, skin cells, etc., whereas fingerprinting requires identifiable ridge impressions. DNA also provides higher individual specificity, but it is generally more time‑consuming, costly, and requires specialized training compared with fingerprinting.
Explanation: DNA profiling can use blood, saliva, semen, hair roots, skin cells, etc., whereas fingerprinting requires identifiable ridge impressions. DNA also provides higher individual specificity, but it is generally more time‑consuming, costly, and requires specialized training compared with fingerprinting.
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