Describe what a DNA profile is and how STRs and other polymorphic fragments can be used to display the unique qualities of DNA.
DNA profiling is a technique in which the resemblance of any DNA with a particular DNA can be found out. Even though uniqueness is the trademark of every individual percentage of resemblance, parentage and also this technique is adopted inorder to find out the criminal from samples of the suspected person.
STR's - short tandem repeat
It is a type of molecular biology method used to compare allele twists at regular loci in DNA between two or more samples.
Since all I dividuals have polymorphism carries multiples all individuals are unique when it comes to to DNA. And similarities in DNA is only to some extent and that too in hereditary conditions.
And in STR's there is no need of trimming the DNA like in case of RFLPA which was used in early days . But now a days PCR (polymerase chain reaction) is used. In this DNA with high polymorphic regions they are repeated to form long repeated short sequence of DNA. Thus unrelated individuals have different number is repeated units thus their individuality can be preserved. Thus all individuals can be found out using DNA with least error.
Describe what a DNA profile is and how STRs and other polymorphic fragments can be used...
What is the difference between VNTRs (Variable Number Tandem Repeats) and STRs (Short Tandem Repeats) used in forensic DNA analysis? a) VNTRs technology allows trace DNA to be analyzed; STRs technology does not. b) VNTRs can be amplified by PCR; STRs cannot be amplified by PCR. c) VNTRs cannot be multiplied to obtain an allele frequency; STRs can be multiplied to obtain an allele frequency. d) VNTRs polymorphic DNA sequence is much longer than that of STRs.
Liquid Chromatography can be used to separate and identify what? Metabolites DNA fragments RNA transcripts Skin cells
What are restriction enzymes and how do they affect DNA? Why do some fragments move quickly and some move slowly through an agarose gel? How can type II restriction enzymes and agarose gels be used to identify samples from individuals with the similar DNA sequence?
Can you please answer these questions, I need your help urgently. Define RAPD-randomly amplified polymorphic DNA, RFLP-Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism, and AFLP-amplified fragment length polymorphism(molecular markers)? what is the major difference between them and VNTR and what is a VNTR? How is it used in the construction of chromosome maps? Thank you in advance. Forever grateful!!!
describe what is meant by a dna fingerprint and how it is used in forensic science.
What is DNA methylation? Describe how this mechanism regulates the expression of genes. What can happen when the DNA is hyper-methylated? Pick and describe a disease that results from DNA hyper-methylation.
Question 5 (2 points) Describe the Okazaki fragment. These are short fragments made on the lagging strand. They do not have to be stitched together by ligase. These are long fragments made on the lagging strand. They have to be stitched together by ligase These are short fragments made on the leading strand. They have to be stitched together by ligase. These are short fragments made on the lagging strand. They have to be stitched together by ligase. Question 6...
Describe how dideoxynucleotides are used for sequencing DNA.
18) What is the function of DNA gyrase and Topoisomerases? (6 points) 19) List and describe the 5 unique types of point mutations ? (10 points) 20) List, and clearly describe, the molecules that play a role in the initiation, elongation, and termination of DNA replication, RNA transcription, and protein translation? (50 points) 21) When an error occurs in DNA replication, how does the cell know which nucleotide on which strand should be corrected? (10 points) 22) During conjugation, the...
Describe how the biochemistry of DNA can explain the DNA double helix structure.