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Potential sources of DNA exist when biological material comes in contact with items. Some examples of items where DNA may be found are:
- Teeth
- Water bottles
- Gloves
- Earrings
- Watches
- Combs
- Eyeglasses
- Bitemarks
- Condoms
- Toothbrushes
- Chewed gum
- Toothpicks
- Used Tissues
- Licked stamps/envelopes
- Hats or sweatbands
- Bottles or cans
- Cigarette butts
- Clothing
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Date Created: June 9, 2023