Which kind of information is known about a person if that person’s dna is in a database? a. how old the person is
b. where the person was probably born
c. some diseases the person might have
d. whether the person is likely to commit a crime

C. some diseases the person might have.

Explanation:

DNA databases are used for the analysis of genetic diseases, fingerprints for criminology or for genetic genealogy. There are two types of DNA databases: public or private. In the case of criminology, it is true that having a DNA database for criminals dramatically reduces crime rates.

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