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DNA and biological evidence

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Question

DNA profiling identifies individuals by comparing:

  • Highly variable regions of DNA between samples
  • Blood pressure
  • Skin colour
  • Shoe size
Answer: Highly variable regions of DNA between samples

Working: DNA profiling examines regions of the genome that vary greatly between people, producing a profile that can match a suspect to biological material with extremely high confidence.

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