Chapter 17: Q. 17.76 (page 607)
Why is DNA polymerase useful in criminal investigation?
Short Answer
DNA polymerase is used to suspect the criminal by comparing his blood in a suspect place and also to identify the body in a case of murder.
Chapter 17: Q. 17.76 (page 607)
Why is DNA polymerase useful in criminal investigation?
DNA polymerase is used to suspect the criminal by comparing his blood in a suspect place and also to identify the body in a case of murder.
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