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Microbiomes Germ Clouds and the Future of DNA Jurisprudence
A scientific study published in Science in August 2014 revealed that every human lives inside their own microbial germ cloud, which is both mobile and traceable. While microbiomes can potentially revolutionize the field of medicine, they may also transform the field of law by its use in tracking and identifying criminals.
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