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DNA profiling is used

AIn forensic studies and in cases of disputed parentages

BTo conform cell line identity

CIn pedigree analysis and to study and migration pattern

DAll of these

Answer:

D. All of these

Read Explanation:

Uses of DNA fingerprinting Criminal investigations: DNA from a crime scene can be matched to a suspect's DNA. Paternity testing: DNA from a child can be matched to DNA from a parent to determine paternity. Genetic research: DNA fingerprinting can be used to identify genetic diseases and genetic matches between tissue donors and recipients. Identifying microbes: DNA fingerprinting can be used to identify microbes that cause infections or are used in scientific research. Identifying disaster victims: DNA fingerprinting can be used to identify victims of disasters.


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