How is mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) typing used in forensic science?

Mitochondrial DNA typing is a method used by forensics scientists to match DNA from an unknown sample to a sample collected at a crime scene.

Explanation:

It is ideally used in special cases where the DNA is degraded or the source of the sample doesn't contain enough genomic nuclear DNA for analysis.

mtDNA

Explanation:

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