Chemistry, 19.03.2021 02:20 musicqueen360
HELP WITH A THESIS STATEMENT
I basically need a thesis statement on how DNA analysis relates to chemistry. The only problem is that I'm having trouble making it 'arguable'. My ideas were:
-DNA analysis relates to chemistry because it applies that knowledge when analyzing the DNA samples left at crime scenes in order to identify the suspect.
-DNA analysis relates to chemistry because it's a subcategory of chemistry, also known as forensic chemistry, where DNA left at crime scenes is analyzed to potentially link a suspect to a crime.
Do either of these sound good and are they arguable? If not can you reword it to be?
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