SelectaDNA system tags criminals by shooting them with a DNA gun
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SelectaDNA’s High Velocity DNA Tagging System involves marking criminals with DNA-containing pellets, for subsequent identification and arrest
Each case of non-toxic pellets has a DNA code that’s specific to that batch, although all 14 pellets within the case share that same code
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Imagine that you’re a police officer in the midst of a riot. While you may be able to apprehend the offenders closest to you, you can see plenty of other looters and vandals who you’re just not able to get to at the moment. Well, that’s where SelectaDNA’s High Velocity DNA Tagging System would come into the picture. At the heart of the system is a gun that shoots non-lethal pellets, which contain uniquely-coded synthetic DNA.
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