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Germs on shoes and mobile phones are a good way of tracing criminal suspects, finds study.
FORENSICS AUSTRALIA – Thanks to television crime shows and crime novels many people are now familiar with the use of DNA as forensic evidence in criminal cases. In these scenarios, DNA profiles are based…
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