Multiplex PCR Flashcards

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Polymerase ____ _____ permits more than ____ region of DNA to be ____ _______ by adding _____ primer sets to the reaction ______

A
Chain
Reaction
One
Copied
Simultaneously
Multiple
Mixture
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2
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Primer pairs need to be _____ for a multiplex reaction to work

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Compatible

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3
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Multiplex __ makes use of ____ or ____ primer sets in the ____ reaction mixture

A

PCR
Two
More
Same

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4
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Single Locus Probes (3)

A

1) Target one locus at a time
2) If additional information needed, you would need to re analyse the sample
3) No limit to number of loci investigated but means ENTIRE re analysis per loci

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5
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When was the QUAD multiplex invented, who by and how many STR loci could it test for?

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1994 by the FSS

4 STR loci

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6
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What is the MPr of the Quad multiplex?

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1 in 40,000 for full profiles

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7
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what does SGM stand for?

A

Second Generation Multiplex

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When was SGM developed and who by?

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1995 by the FSS

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9
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How many STR loci does SGM test for?

A

6 STR Loci

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10
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Whats the MPr for SGM

A

1 in 50 million

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11
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SGM incorporated the _____ test for _____

A

Amelogenin

Gender

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12
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___ became the technique that the ____ was established

A

SGM

NDNAD

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13
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What problem emerged with SGM after time?

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The NDNAD grew too large for SGMS level of discrimination to sufficiently rule out chance matches of profiles obtained from crime scenes or profiles of individuals unconnected with the offence.

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14
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How many STR loci could SGM plus test for and what is the breakdown of these loci?

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10 (Technically 11)
6 STR from SGM
4 New STR loci
+ Amelogenin

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15
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What is the MPr of SGM Plus?

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1 in 1000 million

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16
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SGM plus is ___ ___ than SGM

A

More

Stable

17
Q

How many markers does SGM plus have & what is the breakdown?

A

20 Markers
10 STRS
2 Alleles (One from mum, one from dad)

18
Q

What is TGM?

A

Third Generation Multiplex

19
Q

When is TGM used?

A

ONLY in paternity case work.

20
Q

Why is TGM useful?

A

Due to its high level of discrimination which is especially useful when dealing with closely related people