Chapter 7 Section 4

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DNA strands when travelling through the gel are positively charged.

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Dr. Kary Mullis invented the _________________ techniqued, for which he shared the Nobel Prize in 1993.

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DNA is known as ________________________ evidence.

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________________________ enzymes are used to cut DNA into smaller pieces at specific location sites.

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In most criminal cases, ____________________ different probes are used in the DNA fingerprinting process.

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A child inherits ___________ genes for each trait

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All criminals have their DNA uploaded into the national DNA database.

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In the U.S. Combined DNA Index System(____________)

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Databases are updated when perpetrators are convicted of:

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First step in preparing a sample for DNA fingerprinting is to _____________ the DNA from the cell nucleus.

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DNA can be used:

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DNA analysis allows even a small sample of ______________ to be identified with a single individual.

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DNA contains, in non-coding regions called _______________ DNA, many repeated sequences that vary in number between individuals.

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DNA evidence must be collected carefully to avoid ___________________ with other DNA.

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One well contains a control, a solution containing DNA fragments of known lengths called a __________________ or Standard DNA

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Electrophoresis is complete when the DNA fragments have ______________________ through the gel.

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Therefore, when viewing a DNA fingerprint, we identify specific DNA sequences by using __________________ probes.

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An ________________________ light source can then be used to cause the DNA to fluoresce so the bands of the fingerprint are visible.

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Chapter 7 Section 4

DNA strands when travelling through the gel are positively charged.

Dr. Kary Mullis invented the _________________ techniqued, for which he shared the Nobel Prize in 1993.

DNA is known as ________________________ evidence.

________________________ enzymes are used to cut DNA into smaller pieces at specific location sites.

In most criminal cases, ____________________ different probes are used in the DNA fingerprinting process.

A child inherits ___________ genes for each trait

All criminals have their DNA uploaded into the national DNA database.

In the U.S. Combined DNA Index System(____________)

Databases are updated when perpetrators are convicted of:

First step in preparing a sample for DNA fingerprinting is to _____________ the DNA from the cell nucleus.

DNA can be used:

DNA analysis allows even a small sample of ______________ to be identified with a single individual.

DNA contains, in non-coding regions called _______________ DNA, many repeated sequences that vary in number between individuals.

DNA evidence must be collected carefully to avoid ___________________ with other DNA.

One well contains a control, a solution containing DNA fragments of known lengths called a __________________ or Standard DNA

Electrophoresis is complete when the DNA fragments have ______________________ through the gel.

Therefore, when viewing a DNA fingerprint, we identify specific DNA sequences by using __________________ probes.

An ________________________ light source can then be used to cause the DNA to fluoresce so the bands of the fingerprint are visible.

The ____________ the number of probes used on a DNA fingerprint, the greater the accuracy of the DNA fingerprint.

DNA strands when travelling through the gel are positively charged.

Dr. Kary Mullis invented the _________________ techniqued, for which he shared the Nobel Prize in 1993.

DNA is known as ________________________ evidence.

________________________ enzymes are used to cut DNA into smaller pieces at specific location sites.

In most criminal cases, ____________________ different probes are used in the DNA fingerprinting process.

A child inherits ___________ genes for each trait

All criminals have their DNA uploaded into the national DNA database.

In the U.S. Combined DNA Index System(____________)

Databases are updated when perpetrators are convicted of:

First step in preparing a sample for DNA fingerprinting is to _____________ the DNA from the cell nucleus.

DNA can be used:

DNA analysis allows even a small sample of ______________ to be identified with a single individual.

DNA contains, in non-coding regions called _______________ DNA, many repeated sequences that vary in number between individuals.

DNA evidence must be collected carefully to avoid ___________________ with other DNA.

One well contains a control, a solution containing DNA fragments of known lengths called a __________________ or Standard DNA

Electrophoresis is complete when the DNA fragments have ______________________ through the gel.

Therefore, when viewing a DNA fingerprint, we identify specific DNA sequences by using __________________ probes.

An ________________________ light source can then be used to cause the DNA to fluoresce so the bands of the fingerprint are visible.

The ____________ the number of probes used on a DNA fingerprint, the greater the accuracy of the DNA fingerprint.