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DNA typing in humans vs. Forensic DNA typing in microbes
Explain how forensic DNA typing of humans differs from forensic DNA typing of microbes. Specifically what is the nature of the sequence variation between two humans and between two microbes? How might the data from a forensic microbiology investigation differ from the output generated from DNA typing of bodily fluids recovered from a crime scene?
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