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What does DNA mean?
DNA refers to material found in cells – and is unique to each individual (except in the case of identical twins) since it helps determine characteristic features such as the eye color, hair color and texture, skin color, among other things. DNA is collected from body fluids such as blood, saliva, sweat, semen and urine, aside of skin tissue.
How is DNA collected?
Why does DNA matter in sexual assault cases?
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