The gels diagrammed below show the results of amplifying two VNTR loci from: 2 hairs found at a crime scene (hair 1 and hair 2), a crime victim, and possible suspects. Determine whom hair 2 could have belonged to based on the results in the gel below. If the hair could belong to more than one individual, then choose all of the possibilities. If the hair could not belong to any of these, choose
As per VNTR1 gel, hair2 belongs to suspect 1, 3 and probably 4.
As per VNTR2 gel, hair 2 belongs to suspect 1 & 4.
In both cases, suspect 1 has common pattern with hair2 on gel.
The gels diagrammed below show the results of amplifying two VNTR loci from: 2 hairs found...
Forensics/genetics help! Thanks! 1) In the gel pictured below, lane 1 is from a crime scene, the other lanes are from suspects. a. Which is the only suspect that is not excluded from the crime? b. If all alleles possible for that locus are represented, what is the probability that the non-excluded suspect matches the crime scene sample by chance? Explain the banding pattern for the individual in lane 7. 3 6 c. |-- (A 2pts, b 4pts, c 4pts)...
Here is an example using 3 CODIS STR results. DNA evidence was found at a crime scene. Due to the poor quality of the DNA sample, only 3 of the 13 CODIS STRs could be determined. The table below lists the analytical results for the three STRs in the second and third columns (Allele A and Allele B). Here is an example using 3 CODIS STR results. DNA evidence was found at a crime scene. Due to the poor quality...