DFO

DFO, or DNA Fingerprinting Observation, generally refers to analyzing specific patterns in an individual's DNA to identify or verify identity. It involves examining unique genetic markers called an individual's DNA profile. This technique is widely used in forensic science to match biological evidence from crime scenes with suspects, identify stolen or unclaimed remains, or verify biological relationships. DFO provides a highly accurate method of identification because each person’s DNA pattern is unique, except for identical twins. It’s a powerful tool that combines genetics and technology to solve crimes, confirm identities, and assist in legal and humanitarian cases.