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26 September, 11:01

Why is DNA profiling of criminals sometimes called DNA fingerprinting?

A) The DNA is obtained from the fingerprints.

B) Fingerprints leave DNA.

C) A suspect's DNA files and fingerprint files are both kept together.

D) DNA profiles are unique for each individual, much like each individual's fingerprint is unique.

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