DNA profiling Flashcards

1
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Are the DNA sequences used in DNA profiling coding or non-coding?

A

Non-coding

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2
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What are STR’s

A

Very short DNA sequences that are repeated in direct head-to-tail fashion

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3
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How are STR alleles detected?

A

Amplification of copies present in the evidentiary DNA by polymerase chain reaction PCR

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4
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What is the power of discrimination?

A

The ability of the typing to discriminate between different individuals

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5
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Finish this:
The larger the number of ____ typed, the more powerful the ability to discriminate

A

Loci

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6
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What should the 5 PCR tubes be labelled?

A

CS, A, B, C and D

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7
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How much template DNA should be transferred into each tube?

A

20 microliters

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8
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Give me a brief explanation of what to do after adding the template DNA

A

Transfer 20 microliters of blue MMP (master mix + primer) into each of the 5 PCR tubes, pipette up and down to mix and cap.

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9
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What does the analysis of the PCR products require?

A

1X TBE buffer and 3% agarose gel

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10
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What should be added to lane 1 of the agarose gel?

A

12 microliters of size marker

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11
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If the gel should be run with a constant voltage of 10V/cm of agarose gel, what should 15cm of gel be run at?

A

150V

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