DNA typing
[/ˌdiːˌɛnˈeɪ ˈtaɪpɪŋ/]
nounpl: DNA typings
tipagem de DNA
1. A molecular technique used to identify and distinguish individuals based on their unique DNA profiles; commonly used in forensic science, paternity testing, and genetic analysis
DNA typing was crucial in solving the criminal case by matching the suspect's profile to evidence found at the scene.
A tipagem de DNA foi crucial para resolver o caso criminal ao comparar o perfil do suspeito com as evidências encontradas no local.
2. The process of analyzing specific DNA sequences or markers to create a genetic fingerprint unique to an individual
The laboratory performed DNA typing on the biological samples to establish paternity.
O laboratório realizou tipagem de DNA nas amostras biológicas para estabelecer a paternidade.
DNA typing has become a standard forensic tool in both Brazilian and American criminal justice systems. In Brazil, it is particularly important in paternity cases (ações de investigação de paternidade) and has gained prominence in criminal investigations. The technique is heavily regulated and typically performed by official laboratories (perícia oficial) in Brazil's federal and state police departments.
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