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DNA fingerprinting: a versatile technology.
Australasian biotechnology - 1 Jan 2000
Chambers G K
Abstract excerpt
DNA fingerprinting originally developed as a genetic mapping strategy but has quickly found many other applications ranging from forensic casework to wildlife conservation. The versatility of various DNA fingerprinting methods is illustrated by a series of examples taken from the work of one laboratory in New Zealand.
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