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4 years ago

Which test was conducted on the skin found under the victim’s nails

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labwork [276]4 years ago

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Answer:

DNA testing

Explanation:

Under the field of forensic science DNA testing or DNA evidence is considered as the most reliable source of getting accurate result. Decades of rigorous scientific study has made the DNA a golden strand of forensic science.

For example, this test can find out the presence of person at the crime scene, even a small sample of semen, blood, hair or skin can give out more information than any other test.

DENIUS [597]4 years ago

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. Underclothes; Bedding; Dirty laundry; Fingernail scrapings; Cups/bottles ... A cigarette butt found at a crime scene may contain valuable DNA material in the dried ... DNA evidence from both the victim's blood and the perpetrator's skin cells may ... DNA testing must be conducted in a laboratory with dedicated facilities and ...

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