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1 Applications of DNA Analysis

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

3 Identify inherited predispositions Breast Cancer Alzheimer’s disease

4 Preventative medicine Avoid specific foods Avoid certain environmental conditions

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

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

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

8 Airline accidents

9 Branch Davidian Complex

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

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