NDNAD
Definition
National DNA Database (UK); the world's first national forensic DNA database, established in 1995, operated by the National DNA Database Strategy Board. Holds profiles from convicted offenders, arrestees, and crime scenes.
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- National DNA Databases: NDIS, NDNAD, India's Bill and EU PrumNational DNA Database (UK); the world's first national forensic DNA database, established in 1995, operated by the National DNA Database Strategy Board. Holds...