Biological verification confirms a living organism’s identity or origin using measurable traits, such as DNA sequences, protein markers, or cellular responses. It is critical in forensics, clinical diagnostics, and biopharmaceutical manufacturing to validate sample authenticity, detect contamination, or confirm genetic modifications. Researchers, medical professionals, and regulatory bodies rely on this precise method to ensure safety, accuracy, and compliance in biological products and investigations.
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