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DNA typing is based on analyzing parts of the genome that don't really affect other genetic functions.
A. True
B. False​

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sandlee09

The question proposed is in fact false, given that the variations being analyzed do in fact affect the individual.

Why is this question false?

DNA typing uses the detection of polymorphisms to identify an individual. These polymorphisms are variations in the genetic code that are considered to be normal. These variations are said to not be harmful nor beneficial but do in fact impact the rest of the genome in very subtle ways.

Therefore, we can confirm that the question proposed is in fact false, given that the variations being analyzed do in fact affect the individual.

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