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Applications of DNA Analysis

DNA analysis has broad applications. Genetic Tests Huntington's disease or cystic fibrosis.

Identify inherited predispositions Breast Cancer Alzheimer’s disease

Preventative medicine Avoid specific foods Avoid certain environmental conditions

Crime scene analysis Identify substances such as blood, semen, saliva, hair, urine, bone, teeth, feces, and tissues.

Theodore Kaczinski Unabomber FBI matched DNA samples from letters mailed to relatives

Benefits of DNA analysis Exonerate people wrongly accused of crimes Establishing paternity Identify remains after tragedies

Airline accidents

Branch Davidian Complex

Anthropology Use DNA analysis to study migration of hums across oceans Identify genetic disease in famous individuals Track endangered species