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The use of DNA fingerprinting to identify suspects in criminal proceedings. Just as they collect fingerprints, criminal investigators routinely take biological tissue samples, such as bloodstains, semen, or saliva, from crime scenes. DNA evidence collected from a crime scene can link a suspect to evidence or eliminate a suspect.<\/p>\n

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