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Works Cited
- Wyman, A.R., and R. White, " A Highly Polymorphic Locus in Human DNA," Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 77 (1980):6754-6758.
- Jeffreys, A.J., Wilson, V., and S.L. Thein, "Individual- specific fingerprints of human DNA," Nature, 316 (1985):76-9.
- Mullis, K., "The unusual origin of the polymerase ch
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Date Created: June 15, 2023