For example, as shown below, suspect A has one allele with 5 repeats, and one allele with 3 repeats, giving a DNA profile for the TH01 locus of 5-3. Suspect A Genotype for TH01 locus Suspect B Genotype for TH01 locus CCC AAA CCC CCC AAA CCC AAA AAA Number of [TCAT] repaats

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