'(<a href="http://www.j-archive.com/media/2009-02-12_DJ_04.jpg" target="_blank">Sarah of the Clue Crew shows a graphic on the monitor.</a>)  To determine a unique identifier, scientists look at patterns formed by multiple alleles in a person's DNA the process is called this, like taking inked impressions of a crime suspect'
genetic fingerprinting
GENOME-ENCLATURE: To determine a unique identifier, scientists look at patterns formed by multiple alleles in a persons DNA the process is called this, like taking inked impressions of a crime suspect
To determine a unique identifier, scientists look at patterns formed by multiple alleles in a person's DNA the process is called this, like taking inked impressions of a crime suspect
To determine a unique identifier, scientists look at patterns formed by multiple alleles in a person's DNA the process is called this, like taking inked impressions of a crime suspect
GENOME-ENCLATURE
genetic fingerprinting
GENOME-ENCLATURE