Definition of DNA fingerprinting in English:

DNA fingerprinting

noun

mass noun

another term for genetic fingerprinting
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘It is a new, mystery ape and we are doing the DNA fingerprinting to find out more,’ said the zoo director.
- With DNA fingerprinting, increased awareness and active media interest, the reporting of foodborne outbreaks and issues will continue to increase and media accounts will proliferate.
- Some minisatellites exhibit very high rates of tract-length alterations; these types are often utilized for forensic DNA fingerprinting.
- In this issue, two further examples are discussed where knowledge of genome size may be important; namely DNA fingerprinting and quantitative genetics.
- With DNA fingerprinting, cases of recurrent tuberculosis can be categorized as being due to relapse of the original infecting strain or reinfection with a new strain of Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
- Who will perform the DNA fingerprinting of the child whose parents want this information in case of the unthinkable?
- Using DNA fingerprinting, we assessed the degree of relatedness between adult and juvenile birds in 17 winter groups, finding that in 8 of the groups no young bird was the offspring of the territorial pair.
- The DNA fingerprinting of rape suspects is something most feminists seem to be pretty happy about.
- With the extra supplementary evidence the DNA profiling will provide, we are confident that the cases we put forward will withstand the scrutiny of a court of law.
- This work laid the foundations for the whole of the biotech industry: without it, DNA fingerprinting and genetic screening would be mere science fiction.
- A group of scientists feel that much of this man's data appears unreasonable, particularly the DNA fingerprinting used to match DNA samples.
- We'll be able to answer all these questions based on the DNA fingerprinting.
- We used multilocus DNA fingerprinting to examine genetic parentage in the Western Sandpiper.
- Using DNA fingerprinting as the gold standard, our study supports reinfection as a mechanism leading to changing drug-susceptibility patterns.
- Because DNA fingerprinting was not done on that population, caution is necessary in interpreting male breeding success.
- There were no cases of extrapair paternity among 122 offspring from 53 broods detectable by minisatellite or microsatellite DNA fingerprinting.
- Forensic DNA profiling has been the most remarkable breakthrough in finding the perpetrators of horrendous crimes - crimes that otherwise would be impossible to solve.
- The court recently upheld the compulsory DNA profiling of certain convicted federal offenders, through mandatory blood sampling.
- The Vermont legislature recently introduced a bill that asked for voluntary DNA profiling to determine authentic membership in a Native American tribe.
- Well, this is the first year we have actually started doing the DNA fingerprinting and what we're aiming is to actually build up a data base so that we can do this and follow on from one year to the next.

Definition of DNA fingerprinting in US English:

DNA fingerprinting

nounˌdi ˌɛn ˈeɪ ˈfɪŋɡərˌprɪn(t)ɪŋˌdē ˌen ˈā ˈfiNGɡərˌprin(t)iNG

another term for genetic fingerprinting
Example sentencesExamples
- In this issue, two further examples are discussed where knowledge of genome size may be important; namely DNA fingerprinting and quantitative genetics.
- Some minisatellites exhibit very high rates of tract-length alterations; these types are often utilized for forensic DNA fingerprinting.
- With the extra supplementary evidence the DNA profiling will provide, we are confident that the cases we put forward will withstand the scrutiny of a court of law.
- With DNA fingerprinting, increased awareness and active media interest, the reporting of foodborne outbreaks and issues will continue to increase and media accounts will proliferate.
- There were no cases of extrapair paternity among 122 offspring from 53 broods detectable by minisatellite or microsatellite DNA fingerprinting.
- The court recently upheld the compulsory DNA profiling of certain convicted federal offenders, through mandatory blood sampling.
- We used multilocus DNA fingerprinting to examine genetic parentage in the Western Sandpiper.
- Because DNA fingerprinting was not done on that population, caution is necessary in interpreting male breeding success.
- With DNA fingerprinting, cases of recurrent tuberculosis can be categorized as being due to relapse of the original infecting strain or reinfection with a new strain of Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
- Who will perform the DNA fingerprinting of the child whose parents want this information in case of the unthinkable?
- The Vermont legislature recently introduced a bill that asked for voluntary DNA profiling to determine authentic membership in a Native American tribe.
- Using DNA fingerprinting, we assessed the degree of relatedness between adult and juvenile birds in 17 winter groups, finding that in 8 of the groups no young bird was the offspring of the territorial pair.
- Using DNA fingerprinting as the gold standard, our study supports reinfection as a mechanism leading to changing drug-susceptibility patterns.
- A group of scientists feel that much of this man's data appears unreasonable, particularly the DNA fingerprinting used to match DNA samples.
- Well, this is the first year we have actually started doing the DNA fingerprinting and what we're aiming is to actually build up a data base so that we can do this and follow on from one year to the next.
- The DNA fingerprinting of rape suspects is something most feminists seem to be pretty happy about.
- Forensic DNA profiling has been the most remarkable breakthrough in finding the perpetrators of horrendous crimes - crimes that otherwise would be impossible to solve.
- ‘It is a new, mystery ape and we are doing the DNA fingerprinting to find out more,’ said the zoo director.
- This work laid the foundations for the whole of the biotech industry: without it, DNA fingerprinting and genetic screening would be mere science fiction.
- We'll be able to answer all these questions based on the DNA fingerprinting.

单词	DNA fingerprinting
释义	Definition of DNA fingerprinting in English: DNA fingerprinting noun mass noun another term for genetic fingerprinting Example sentencesExamples ‘It is a new, mystery ape and we are doing the DNA fingerprinting to find out more,’ said the zoo director. With DNA fingerprinting, increased awareness and active media interest, the reporting of foodborne outbreaks and issues will continue to increase and media accounts will proliferate. Some minisatellites exhibit very high rates of tract-length alterations; these types are often utilized for forensic DNA fingerprinting. In this issue, two further examples are discussed where knowledge of genome size may be important; namely DNA fingerprinting and quantitative genetics. With DNA fingerprinting, cases of recurrent tuberculosis can be categorized as being due to relapse of the original infecting strain or reinfection with a new strain of Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Who will perform the DNA fingerprinting of the child whose parents want this information in case of the unthinkable? Using DNA fingerprinting, we assessed the degree of relatedness between adult and juvenile birds in 17 winter groups, finding that in 8 of the groups no young bird was the offspring of the territorial pair. The DNA fingerprinting of rape suspects is something most feminists seem to be pretty happy about. With the extra supplementary evidence the DNA profiling will provide, we are confident that the cases we put forward will withstand the scrutiny of a court of law. This work laid the foundations for the whole of the biotech industry: without it, DNA fingerprinting and genetic screening would be mere science fiction. A group of scientists feel that much of this man's data appears unreasonable, particularly the DNA fingerprinting used to match DNA samples. We'll be able to answer all these questions based on the DNA fingerprinting. We used multilocus DNA fingerprinting to examine genetic parentage in the Western Sandpiper. Using DNA fingerprinting as the gold standard, our study supports reinfection as a mechanism leading to changing drug-susceptibility patterns. Because DNA fingerprinting was not done on that population, caution is necessary in interpreting male breeding success. There were no cases of extrapair paternity among 122 offspring from 53 broods detectable by minisatellite or microsatellite DNA fingerprinting. Forensic DNA profiling has been the most remarkable breakthrough in finding the perpetrators of horrendous crimes - crimes that otherwise would be impossible to solve. The court recently upheld the compulsory DNA profiling of certain convicted federal offenders, through mandatory blood sampling. The Vermont legislature recently introduced a bill that asked for voluntary DNA profiling to determine authentic membership in a Native American tribe. Well, this is the first year we have actually started doing the DNA fingerprinting and what we're aiming is to actually build up a data base so that we can do this and follow on from one year to the next. Definition of DNA fingerprinting in US English: DNA fingerprinting nounˌdi ˌɛn ˈeɪ ˈfɪŋɡərˌprɪn(t)ɪŋˌdē ˌen ˈā ˈfiNGɡərˌprin(t)iNG another term for genetic fingerprinting Example sentencesExamples In this issue, two further examples are discussed where knowledge of genome size may be important; namely DNA fingerprinting and quantitative genetics. Some minisatellites exhibit very high rates of tract-length alterations; these types are often utilized for forensic DNA fingerprinting. With the extra supplementary evidence the DNA profiling will provide, we are confident that the cases we put forward will withstand the scrutiny of a court of law. With DNA fingerprinting, increased awareness and active media interest, the reporting of foodborne outbreaks and issues will continue to increase and media accounts will proliferate. There were no cases of extrapair paternity among 122 offspring from 53 broods detectable by minisatellite or microsatellite DNA fingerprinting. The court recently upheld the compulsory DNA profiling of certain convicted federal offenders, through mandatory blood sampling. We used multilocus DNA fingerprinting to examine genetic parentage in the Western Sandpiper. Because DNA fingerprinting was not done on that population, caution is necessary in interpreting male breeding success. With DNA fingerprinting, cases of recurrent tuberculosis can be categorized as being due to relapse of the original infecting strain or reinfection with a new strain of Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Who will perform the DNA fingerprinting of the child whose parents want this information in case of the unthinkable? The Vermont legislature recently introduced a bill that asked for voluntary DNA profiling to determine authentic membership in a Native American tribe. Using DNA fingerprinting, we assessed the degree of relatedness between adult and juvenile birds in 17 winter groups, finding that in 8 of the groups no young bird was the offspring of the territorial pair. Using DNA fingerprinting as the gold standard, our study supports reinfection as a mechanism leading to changing drug-susceptibility patterns. A group of scientists feel that much of this man's data appears unreasonable, particularly the DNA fingerprinting used to match DNA samples. Well, this is the first year we have actually started doing the DNA fingerprinting and what we're aiming is to actually build up a data base so that we can do this and follow on from one year to the next. The DNA fingerprinting of rape suspects is something most feminists seem to be pretty happy about. Forensic DNA profiling has been the most remarkable breakthrough in finding the perpetrators of horrendous crimes - crimes that otherwise would be impossible to solve. ‘It is a new, mystery ape and we are doing the DNA fingerprinting to find out more,’ said the zoo director. This work laid the foundations for the whole of the biotech industry: without it, DNA fingerprinting and genetic screening would be mere science fiction. We'll be able to answer all these questions based on the DNA fingerprinting.
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