Why is DNA located in our fingerprints?

floydtar32
Asked Dec 05, 2009
DNA is located in everything on your entire body. Do not be confused, your fingerprints are not DNA. But the skin that is in your fingers does have DNA. Literally every single solitary micron of your body contains DNA. The reason your finger tips contain DNA is because that's just what they're made of.
Oni_Kami
Answered Dec 05, 2009
your finger prints are unique to every1 one else's they are like DNA but they are totally different because they dont have a complex code. your finger print is taken as a child and the only thing it does is identify you.
faq4u
Answered Dec 06, 2009
There is DNA in your finger print because whenever you move or touch something, dead skin cells containing your DNA come off. One of the reasons your finger prints are left in the first place is the dead skin cells being left behind.
ERB
Answered Jan 05, 2010

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