Repetitive Sequences Are Useful for DNA Fingerprinting Because They

question 8

Multiple Choice

Repetitive sequences are useful for DNA fingerprinting because they

• A) are not inherited and so are unique to every individual.
• B) are unique to every individual and change from generation to generation.
• C) are inherited and can show significant variability between individuals.
• D) never undergo mutation.

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