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• Is there still a chance that the DNA fingerprints are wrong?
• Development of a DNA fingerprint test for the Ames strain will not be easy.
• "She's using DNA fingerprint information to say ( Southern California steelhead ) are different,"
• Evans said pathologists were able to identify the DNA fingerprint of adenovirus in Lewis'heart.
• DNA fingerprints are then sent back to New York for comparison with DNA submitted by victims'families.
• The system, unveiled by Vice President Al Gore in Washington last week, utilizes DNA fingerprints, which resemble bar codes.
• The reason is simple : tumors have unique DNA fingerprints, genetic markers that predetermine each tumor's strengths and weaknesses.
• Finally, DNA fingerprint identification of wombat hairs allows research to be conducted without an invasive trapping or radio-tracking program.
• But he surprised the court by admitting during cross-examination that the sample had been used to obtain a DNA fingerprint.
• The companies train the genes to mass produce industrial-strength enzymes for such products as better detergents, cleaner chemicals and more effective DNA fingerprints.
• Wilkes confirmed that Future Beef has negotiated with AniGenics Inc . of Concord, Mass ., to develop screening tests, akin to DNA fingerprints.
• NAU has the nation's largest repository of anthrax bacillus, and scientist Paul Keim is considered an expert at identifying DNA fingerprints of the bacteria.
• Of the 4, 000 activated spores that crowded the petri dish, the lab ran DNA fingerprints for 48, matching them to the Sterne strain.
• After the Unabomber wrote to several newspapers, FBI scientists pried the stamps off the envelopes and tested the saliva residue for telltale DNA fingerprints.
• Through a match via Pulsenet, the DNA fingerprint also matched a recent case in Minnesota, but the ill person did not eat at Chipotle.
• These descendants were to be tested against the DNA fingerprint, and the degree of any hybridization ( from crossbreeding ) could then be determined.
• Lawrence Kobilinsky, a forensics expert at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York, said he doubts DNA fingerprints will produce the anthrax killer.
• Given such possibilities, U . S . intelligence operatives may have already swiped a used handkerchief or some other item and analyzed it for Saddam's DNA fingerprint.
• The defense also is expected to focus on a long simmering dispute over how to calculate the frequency with which a particular DNA fingerprint occurs in the population.
• Gary said Boisselier " would verify the DNA fingerprint of the baby " and " has been speaking to an independent inspector who would make the proof ."