单选题DNA指纹技术（DNA fingerprinting）主要依据是（）。AVNTRB线粒体CESTDSNPE结构基因
单选题
DNA指纹技术（DNA fingerprinting）主要依据是（）。
A
VNTR
B
线粒体
C
EST
D
SNP
E
结构基因
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问答题简述DNA指纹技术的局限性。