Multiple Choice
In order to identify (or rule out identity) from a DNA sample that is a mixture,the investigator should know
A) how long the DNA has been exposed to the environment.
B) how the person perished.
C) the population groups to which the person of interest belongs or belonged.
D) the genome sequence of the suspect or missing person.
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