OKLAHOMA CITY DNA is something heard in courtrooms and even television shows. <\/p>\n
Now, a DNA Analyst with the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation breaks down how DNA is used and strikes down the misconceptions. <\/p>\n
Dr. Rhonda Williams from the OSBI recently sat down with Kevin Ogle for the DNA dialogue. <\/p>\n
Williams says DNA is a powerful tool because it is unique for the person you are looking for. <\/p>\n
She says the more locations you have of DNA, the more information you have about the person, suspect, or case. <\/p>\n
According to Williams, DNA hasnt changed. <\/p>\n
Its the process of how DNA is analyzed and used. <\/p>\n
Williams says DNA techniques have gotten more sensitive, and can now pick up the slightest traces of DNA, such as skin cells. <\/p>\n
Even if there is no suspect, theres a DNA database of offenders and other evidence gathered that the DNA can be measured against. <\/p>\n
There are also some misconceptions about DNA. <\/p>\n
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