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When a small amount of DNA is found in human saliva on a glass at a crime scene, how do forensic scientists analyze the saliva to find a suspect?
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Well the DNA is specific and unique to every person, there are specific DNA sequences also called as variable no of tandem repeats which u obtain from your parents and which they have obtained from their parents. so these sequences are specific to u and your family only. this is how they actually identify a person..
I found the answer, and actually they use a test, PCR, that copies small strips of DNA into millions of copies. So thank you for your effort.
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