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Why do scientists use sections of dna that have little or no known functikn to do dna fingerprinting?

Why do scientists use sections of dna that have little or no known functikn to do dna fingerprinting?
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Why do scientists use sections of dna that have little or no known functikn to do dna fingerprinting?

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Scientists use sections of DNA that have little or no known function to do DNA fingerprinting because it varies widely from person to person.
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