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gen·et·ic ˈfin·ger·print СЪЩ
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I. ˈfin·ger·print СЪЩ
1. fingerprint (mark):
2. fingerprint (characteristic):
II. ˈfin·ger·print ГЛАГ прх
- to fingerprint sb
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- to fingerprint sb
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ge·net·ic [ʤəˈnetɪk, Am -t̬-] ПРИЛ
| I | fingerprint |
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| you | fingerprint |
| he/she/it | fingerprints |
| we | fingerprint |
| you | fingerprint |
| they | fingerprint |
| I | fingerprinted |
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| you | fingerprinted |
| he/she/it | fingerprinted |
| we | fingerprinted |
| you | fingerprinted |
| they | fingerprinted |
| I | have | fingerprinted |
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| you | have | fingerprinted |
| he/she/it | has | fingerprinted |
| we | have | fingerprinted |
| you | have | fingerprinted |
| they | have | fingerprinted |
| I | had | fingerprinted |
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| you | had | fingerprinted |
| he/she/it | had | fingerprinted |
| we | had | fingerprinted |
| you | had | fingerprinted |
| they | had | fingerprinted |
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Genetic fingerprints are like real fingerprints in that they are unique to every individual (except identical twins) and have greatly assisted the fight against crime.
www.manchester.ac.uk Treatment that is customised according to a person's genetic fingerprint has been tested on patients with bowel and breast cancer.
www.telegraph.co.uk Scientists have flocked to study their age-old rituals and ancient genetic fingerprints.
www.sciencemag.org We are awaiting final laboratory confirmation of the genetic fingerprint of the outbreak strain.
www.cbc.ca After many generations, the different villages developed their own genetic fingerprint, which can now be picked up by scientists.
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