Applying the Exclusion Principle to Forensic Genetics Allows Investigators To__________

question 58

Essay

Applying the exclusion principle to forensic genetics allows investigators to__________ .
A) exclude any suspects with at least one allele that matches a crime scene
B) include all suspects until guilt is established
C) include all suspects with at least one allele that matches a crime scene
D) exclude any samples not found at the crime scene
E) exclude any suspects whose DNA does not contain an allele that was detected at the crime scene

• A) exclude any suspects with at least one allele that matches a crime scene
• B) include all suspects until guilt is established
• C) include all suspects with at least one allele that matches a crime scene
• D) exclude any samples not found at the crime scene
• E) exclude any suspects whose DNA does not contain an allele that was detected at the crime scene

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