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Data Bank ; the procedures to perform forensic DNA analysis on samples to be followed by the national DNA Data Bank ; the protocols for sharing information with a government or agency of a foreign state or international organization ; when stored bodily substances should be re-analysed pursuant to subsection 10 ( 2 ) of the Act , particulars of the design and construction of the national DNA Data Bank Sample Kit , and provide advice on any other DNA - related issue or query forwarded by the Commissioner or national DNA Data Bank . Experience with automated fluorescent DNA sequencing and / or genotyping systems preferred . State and national DNA databases are under construction worldwide . In New Zealand , which in 1996 was the first country to follow the UK 's lead in establishing a national DNA database , forensic scientists can even predict the likelihood of finding a match if DNA evidence from an unsolved case is compared with samples in the national database . Which is why more than one senior copper has hankered after a national DNA databank for all persons born it ( or presumably otherwise entering this fair land ) . Schematic pictures of ( A ) Condensed DNA-ion-membrane lamellar structure with alternating layers of DNA and anionic membranes ' glued ' together by divalent cations ; ( B ) Condensed ion-membrane lamellar structure in which charged membranes stacks are held together by divalent cations ; and ( C ) 2-D inverted hexagonal structure in which hexagonal arrays of divalent cations coated DNA strands wrapped in the anionic membrane monolayer tubes . On the second day of Workshop 1 , background talks and subsequent small group discussion sessions explored technical and policy issues surrounding ( 1 ) the efficacy of the current DNA databank system and policy issues implicated in its expansion ; and ( 2 ) law enforcement use of DNA for phenotype prediction . We digitized and analyzed the fluorescent DNA PCR images for average intensity of PCR bands . Hence , via convergent evolution involving gain and loss of functions , through bacteriophage-mediated gene acquisition , IS-mediated DNA rearrangements and formation of pseudogenes , the Shigella spp. became highly specific human pathogens with variable epidemiological and pathological features .