What is DNA?
The cells in the human body carry DNA, which is the source of every person's unique genetic makeup. As with fingerprints, DNA can be used to tell the difference between one person and another. It can also be used to tell if one person is related to another person genetically through paternity test, allowing a child's father to be identified.
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