crime-fighting tool is parabon dnaphenotyping. >> it's essentially a genetic witness. >> dr. ellen greytak is parabon's director of bioinformatics. >> how does it work, in laymen's terms? how can you take dna and make a sketch? >> well, you focus on those traits that are passed down from parent to child. so if you think about, when you say, "oh, you have your mother's eyes." well, you have your mother's eyes because you have your mother's dna. and we can figure out, "well, this piece of dna we see in blue-eyed people. >> so all your features are connected to your dna. >> absolutely. >> parabon started off by helping the u.s. military create dna profiles from the remains of insurgent bombmakers during the iraq war. it wasn't long before cold case detectives were sending them e-mails looking for help, as well.
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