Translation of "Genetischen fingerabdrucks" in English

The application of DNA fingerprinting has revolutionized identifying the per­petrators of crime.

The properties of “genetic fingerprinting“ are identified.

I therefore submit that in the future we should consider using DNA finger-printing as the only one biometric identification - which is guaranteed to be the same for every individual - for all European citizens.

Alec Jeffreys, of the University of Leicester, had recently developed DNA profiling along with Peter Gill and Dave Werrett of the Forensic Science Service (FSS) and detailed the technique in a 1985 paper.

Having the tsetse fly’s genetic blueprint is a critical first step toward developing mechanisms to reduce tsetse numbers.

A preferred variant of the method concerns the recording of cattle, for which reason a simultaneous introduction of an ear mark is conducted with the removal of a biological sample, in order to prepare a genetic fingerprint (FIGS.

In the case of the most advanced, preferred variants of the method, this code would be read in automatically on the basis of the ear mark (which contains a transponder) left behind in the initial withdrawal of samples (for preparing a genetic fingerprint).

The focus of the research are simple and rapid methods to detect - mostly undesired - ingredients due to their specific genetic fingerprint.

Are there sufficient similarities of the genetic finger print of the mediterranean strain ofCaulerpa taxifoliawith native strains from diverse tropical regions to clearly answer the question of the origin of the invasive alga in the Mediterraenan?

Formally, a spontaneous mutation would be proven if a test of the parents’ and child’s so-called genetic fingerprint would show that the indicated parents really are the child’s biological parents.

Professor Sir Alec Jeffreys, the inventor of DNA fingerprinting, remembers his childhood passion for science, explains what we have learned from direct DNA analysis, and describes his work with Chernobyl survivors.

It is described in FIG. 24 how the control or monitoring of a meat sample can occur by comparing the results of a genetic fingerprint of the meat sample with the genetic fingerprint of the animal.

To create personalized, forgery-proof documents, it can also be provided to store unique identifiers of a person, in particular a fingerprint, data of a genetic fingerprint and/or specifications about the iris of the person on the document, and likewise to store these data in the file in the course of the document production process.

Dr. Werner Nader, general manager of Eurofins Global Control GmbH and Dr. Rainer Schubbert and Dr. Torsten Brendel from Eurofins Medigenomix GmbH in Ebersberg report in chapter 3 about the applications of the genetic fingerprint for the control of food authenticity and traceability [1].

To help prepare pupils more effectively and more intensively for their school-leaving exams, LANXESS is supporting the project “DNA profiling as a way of establishing a genetic fingerprint” at Berufskolleg Uerdingen in Krefeld.

The controlled introduction of 1800 genotyped tadpoles allowed us to evaluate the use of genetic fingerprinting for mark–recapture studies across metamorphosis in amphibians.

It was second only to Cambridge in and again joint first in The techniques used in genetic fingerprinting were invented and developed at Leicester in by Sir Alec Jeffreys.

The inventory includes sampling of genetic fingerprints, as a first step towards an assessment of soil organism biodiversity within Germany at the genetic level.

At our Business Breakfast on 14 February 2014, forensic entomologist and criminologist Dr Mark Benecke will address these issues and discuss fascinating criminal cases that experts have solved with the help of genetic fingerprint analysis.

How long until genes will rule the life of a person in a way they have never done before? Companies that pick their employees based on a genetic fingerprint?

That's why Martina samples DNA from the truffle slices in the lab to distinguish the individuals via their genetic fingerprints.

When Lakshmi appealed to the lower courts, she was told that as tribal marriage ceremonies are different, the provisions of the Hindu Marriage Act and the Hindu Adoption and Maintenance Act would not apply to her. By this time it was 1994, and she heard of DNA fingerprinting. So she asked the High Court of A.P. for maintenance from the contractor, she pleaded that the court directed her husband to go through the DNA fingerprinting test.

When I run a DNA check on the semen, my intuition says it's coming up the same guy.

This came straight out of DNA fingerprinting.

What is the difference between genetic profiles and pictures produced by HELYS?

Now - only with two genes - we know already the genetic fingerprints of various colours.

Now - only with 3 genes - we know already the genetic fingerprints of a lot of colours.

Unfortunately, in some Member States there is honey on the market which is up to 80 % adulterated. Furthermore, honey filtering, which destroys genetic fingerprints so that its regional origin can no longer be identified, should be absolutely banned.

Geneticists then performed genetic fingerprinting on the yellow beans, and concluded that Proctor’s Enola bean was identical to the Mexican beans covered by the Trust Agreement.

This research approach will open the path to a more personalized medicine where the prescription for cancer treatment will be based on the genetic fingerprint of the tumour and the individual patient.