is DNA fingerprinting accepted in the middle east countries?
542524
Could be, but i dont think they have ne sort of thing like that as of yet.
89021
Well, if you watch any of the CSI type shows you'll find out that there are tests for ethnicity, but they may not be blood tests.  I think they involve DNA.
334763
Aint no such thing as dna fingerprints....There is dna forensic testing and fingerprint analysis....
842928
base on theory, yes. but practicaly, the problem is the sample of DNA, there is complete DNA code or not.
671169
yes.  Geneticists can map geneology by looking at Mitochondrial DNA.  The MDNA passed matrilinealy does not change much over time.  Using this method they have tracked human geneology back to the eastern portion of africa.\n\nShe is also right that the physiological changes are due to the bodies response to climatic variables.
1154990
It depends on the country but most of the time it is not recognized by that country.  \n\nFor example if you are German and get married to a Japanese girl in Japan.  If you file for a divorce or citizen ship it is not always valid unless you file all the neccessary paper work.\n\nTrust me I know....
61395
Today such questions are being answered with DNA testing to determine what areas of the world one's ancestry originates.  At some point I'm not sure the question is any more than to answer curosity, unless there is a legal issue such as discrimination in question.
496128
DNA can trace a long ways back. There are "markers" that persons of the same relation will carrying. one set of markers is for your mothers side and another from your fathers side. if i rememeber right the mothers side is a little eaiser to trace back. :)
592434
They should be allowed to work in the countries that recognize their qualifications.  Other countries should require that they pass tests that they use to license doctors to make sure that they are qualified.\n\nThe US does this with people that received medical degrees in European countries, if they can pass the tests our doctors have to take then they can get the license.
1151978
Try this\nhttp://www.globalonlinesvcs.com/DNA_Testing.html
393656
You have to send in a sample.  You wouldn't have to travel personally to a lab.  I'm assuming you mean some sort of DNA fingerprinting profile.  We're a long way from mail-in complete genomes.
695142
You need to specify the country......
150252
Yes it can, and depending on the DNA sequencing technque and the ancestry of the peole involved it might be quite high.\n\nRemember criminal DNA sequencing doesn't test the whole genome. It only tests a tiny fragment, less than 0.01%. It is estimated that the chances of even such a tiny fragment matching the worng person are less than 1 in a million, but studies over the past few years have indicated that certain populations, such as some Jewish groups, may have much higher chances of random matches. \n\nEven at 1 in million that means thatin a major city like New York or Los Angeles there may be a dozen peole walking arund who match you perfectly.\n\nIn practice people don't get indicted or convicted on the basis of DNA alone. There has to be some other evidence linking them to the crime, even if only circumstancial. Aside from that the law in the US only requires level of proof beyond reasonable doubt. A doubt of less than one in a million is way below the reasonable level.
86371
I think yes.  I think muslims should be profiled over other nationalities since they are the ones committing the terrorists act.
409569
My family has a history of royalty in the countries of Syria, and France. That's on my father's side. On my mother's side, she is Lebanese. Other than that, i have no other nationalities. Other than Canada -- i was born there. But i am an american citizen.\n\nI most identify with my Syrian and Lebanese identities, since my father is from Syria, and my mother from Lebanon. My first name is Lebanese, and my last is Syrian. Doesn't sound foreign though -- Sami isn't a very uncommon name.
248992
it's not the bad finger, it's the mind that uses it.  Not all countries think that is the bad finger.  In the middle east it's the left hand and the bottom of the foot
771694
Each person has their very own specific fingerprints- noones is the same at all.  This helps to identify ALOT of criminals and when they find one at a murder scene say- they can lift the print and run it through their data base and find the moron who killed an innocent person!  Noones is the same at all- people have tried to burn their prints off or cut the tips of their finger tips to make them different but now alot of DNA testing is better when u find a palm print as well as the finger print.  We all kind of write with our hand resting on the paper so it can also be used to find a criminal!