jeffreys in A Sentence

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    Jeffreys agreed to help.

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    Jeffreys agreed to try.

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    Mr. Jeffreys, CEO of Lanceman Auto.

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    Alec John Jeffreys.

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    Could Jeffreys prove that the child was the woman's son?

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    Jeffreys quickly realized that his findings would have implications regarding paternity.

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    Jeffreys had apparently discovered something extraordinary- but what to do with it?

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    Jeffreys is still a professor at the University of Leicester, although he is now known as Sir Alec Jeffreys.

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    On September 10, 1984, geneticist Alec Jeffreys, 34, was working in his lab at the University of Leicester, in central England.

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    Sir Alec John Jeffreys, a British geneticist, developed the techniques for DNA fingerprinting and profiling that forensic departments now use worldwide.

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    Others say that there was once a court building where the infamous Judge George Jeffreys was sentenced to death and hanged by criminals.

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    The call came from a London lawyer who told Jeffreys she would read a newspaper article about his“DNA fingerprinting” and wondered if it could be used in an immigration case she was handling.

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    Jeffreys had no idea what to expect from the X-ray- he was just inventing the process, hoping to see evidence of change to specific regions of DNA between the parents and their daughter.

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    It May seem elementary to CSI fans, but after his discovery on that fateful Monday morning in 1984, Jeffreys had no idea if the DNA in a bloodstain would be usable in his process.

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