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Under Ordinary Conditions Laboratory Examination of Blood Evidence Can Determine

Question 22

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Under ordinary conditions laboratory examination of blood evidence can determine all of the following except

A) the sex of the person.
B) the blood type of the person and their DNA profile.
C) the race of the person.
D) whether the person was a smoker.

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