SCENARIO: You are police investigator assigned to solve a case of house robbery. In your investigation, you discovered a small quantity of blood and a sample of skin in a piece of broken galss from the window where the thief entered. However, these blood and skin samples from insufficient to yield conclusive results. No usable fingerprints were even obtained. QUESTION: What can you do with these samples to help you identify the prime suspect?  Justify the procedure and results

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