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DNA Testing 'On Edge Of Breakthrough'
DNA testing is on the verge of a breakthrough that has the potential to provide investigators with results in just a few hours, rather than weeks. Gary Mason examines the implications for law enforcement.
Date - 30th October 2012
By - Gary Mason - Police Product Insight
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By - Gary Mason - Police Product Insight
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