How is mitochondrial dna (mtdna) typing used in forensic science?

Mitochondrial DNA typing is a method used by forensic scientists which match the DNA of unknown sample to the sample collected from the crime scene.

This typing method posses several advantages over other nuclear DNA typing methods in forensic science as:

Thus, mitochondrial DNA typing has several advantages in forensic science.

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