Which of the following is FALSE about DNA fingerprinting? OA DNA is negatively charged so it moves toward the positive electrode. OB. If a person's DNA fingerprint matches the banding pattem of DNA found at the crime scene, it proves that person's guilt. DNA fingerprinting identifies an individual with one in billions odds, but is less accurate than STR profiling that can identify an individual with one in trillions odds. OD. DNA is placed in wells in the agar using a micropipette.

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