Gel Electrophoresis Online Lab

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Include a picture of the electrophoresis gel with the charges on both ends

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Which of the following strands will flow the farthest?

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Include a picture of the materials needed to make the gel

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Include a picture of the sample and standard in the gel after you micropipette both

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Include a picture of the bubbles being formed in the solution after the power is turned on.

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How long does it take to stain the DNA in the gel?

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Include a picture of the gel after you turn on the UV light

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Enter first size estimate

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Enter second size estimate

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Enter third size estimate

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Include a picture with all your estimates being correct.

See how gel electrophoresis is used in forensics
Can DNA Demand a Verdict?

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In what year did DNA first appear in a U.S. courtroom?

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What percent is DNA used in all cases?

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What group is the only group which shares DNA?

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What amplifies DNA techniques?

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The __________________ (NRC) recommends that evidence samples be divided soon after they're collected, so that if a mix-up were to occur, there would be backup samples to analyze.

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Investigators also look at other clues, such as motive, weapons, _____, and additional evidence linking a suspect to the crime scene.

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Gel Electrophoresis Online Lab

Include a picture of the electrophoresis gel with the charges on both ends

Which of the following strands will flow the farthest?

Include a picture of the materials needed to make the gel

Include a picture of the sample and standard in the gel after you micropipette both

Include a picture of the bubbles being formed in the solution after the power is turned on.

How long does it take to stain the DNA in the gel?

Include a picture of the gel after you turn on the UV light

Enter first size estimate

Enter second size estimate

Enter third size estimate

Include a picture with all your estimates being correct.

In what year did DNA first appear in a U.S. courtroom?

What percent is DNA used in all cases?

What group is the only group which shares DNA?

What amplifies DNA techniques?

The __________________ (NRC) recommends that evidence samples be divided soon after they're collected, so that if a mix-up were to occur, there would be backup samples to analyze.

Investigators also look at other clues, such as motive, weapons, _____, and additional evidence linking a suspect to the crime scene.

DNA profiling can be a powerful tool in criminal investigations. Its success in the courtroom depends upon many factors, including:

Include a picture of the electrophoresis gel with the charges on both ends

Which of the following strands will flow the farthest?

Include a picture of the materials needed to make the gel

Include a picture of the sample and standard in the gel after you micropipette both

Include a picture of the bubbles being formed in the solution after the power is turned on.

How long does it take to stain the DNA in the gel?

Include a picture of the gel after you turn on the UV light

Enter first size estimate

Enter second size estimate

Enter third size estimate

Include a picture with all your estimates being correct.

In what year did DNA first appear in a U.S. courtroom?

What percent is DNA used in all cases?

What group is the only group which shares DNA?

What amplifies DNA techniques?

The __________________ (NRC) recommends that evidence samples be divided soon after they're collected, so that if a mix-up were to occur, there would be backup samples to analyze.

Investigators also look at other clues, such as motive, weapons, _____, and additional evidence linking a suspect to the crime scene.

DNA profiling can be a powerful tool in criminal investigations. Its success in the courtroom depends upon many factors, including: