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Polymerase chain reaction / Laboratory techniques / Genetic genealogy / DNA / DNA profiling / Short tandem repeat / Multiple displacement amplification / Restriction fragment length polymorphism / Variable number tandem repeat / Biology / Genetics / Molecular biology
Date: 2011-12-06 15:41:10
Polymerase chain reaction
Laboratory techniques
Genetic genealogy
DNA
DNA profiling
Short tandem repeat
Multiple displacement amplification
Restriction fragment length polymorphism
Variable number tandem repeat
Biology
Genetics
Molecular biology

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