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September 10: Genetic Fingerprinting Discovered

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September 10: Genetic Fingerprinting Discovered
1984 – Alex Jeffreys of Leicester, England noticed and deduced that DNA is a unique item from person to person and could possibly be used to identify someone. Hence, Genetic Fingerprinting was born. Alex was originally working on a way to determine heredity of illnesses when he made this discovery. This Day in Tech History podcast show notes for September 10 Friends of Day in Tech History Protect your Tablet and/or Smartphone with ZAGG cases and InvisibleShield screen protector! 20% off with code Geekazine Please add to your favorite aggregator. RSS Feed – iTunes – Stitcher –TechPodcasts – Google+ - Twitter: @dayintechhist Subscribe to Day in Tech History Show Notes! The Gopher Protocol The Segway ban Arizona takes death notices offline
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