Multiple ChoiceIn forensic DNA analysis, which part of a hair is most likely to contain nuclear DNA suitable for STR profiling?1views
Multiple ChoiceDNA fingerprinting works because individuals (except identical twins) differ in the lengths and sequences of highly polymorphic regions of their DNA, which can be compared across samples. Which type of DNA variation is most commonly exploited in classic DNA fingerprinting?
Multiple ChoiceIn agarose gel electrophoresis, DNA molecules will migrate toward which electrode?1views
Multiple ChoiceMethods for Analyzing DNA: A source of heat-stable DNA polymerase commonly used in PCR is which of the following organisms?1views
Multiple ChoiceIn methods for analyzing DNA, what is most commonly used to cut DNA into specific fragments at defined recognition sequences?1views
Multiple ChoiceIn a standard DNA extraction protocol, what is the primary role of detergent (e.g., SDS or dish soap)?1views
Multiple ChoiceIn agarose gel electrophoresis used for DNA analysis, which DNA fragments move faster through the gel toward the positive electrode?1views
Multiple ChoiceIn the polymerase chain reaction (PCR), which enzyme synthesizes (builds) the new DNA strands during the extension step?1views