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DNA molecules are long chains of...

Nucleotide

Is DNA a single long chain or more than one? If more, how many?

More than one. Two.

What is the enzyme called that copies DNA?

DNA polymerase

What happens to the strands of DNA when the molecule is copied and how are new necleotides added?

Strands are separated polymerase. A new strand to each old one using the base pairing rules

(A)What two properties must DNA have in order to be the genetic material?

Be replicated

(B)the ability to...

Carry genetic information

What is the shape of a DNA molecule?

A double helix

What exactly is the information that DNA carries?

Proteins. The order of amino acids in proteins.

Why is that information important?

Because proteins do almost everything in cells

In a coding region of DNA, every three bases of DNA codes for one1)______ of a 2)_____

1) Amino Acid 2)protein

What is PCR? How is it used?

Polymerase chain reaction makes billions of copies of one or a few small pieces of DNA from a DNA sample

STR

A short(3-6 nucleotide) Short tandem repeat

Why are STRs useful in identifying individuals by matching their DNA?

Sequence repeated one after another

ATTACTGATTGATTGATTG

TAATGACTAACTAACTAAC

What is the difference an allele and the genotype for an STR?

Allele-8


Genotype-8,10

Why does the FBI use thirteen different STRs in a DNA profile?w

Extremely unlikely that any two people could be the same sample

What does CODIS stand for and what is it?

Combined DNA index system database and search application that can match questioned DNA profile to a known profile

Evidence that is exchanged when two things touch may be found in small quantities is called....

Trace evidence

Footprints and fingerprints,,,,

Patent- 2D, visible


Latent- 2D, invisible w/o treatment


Plastic- 3D

How many fingerprints have ever been found to the same?

Zero

Individual ridge characters pat

Forks, eye, island

Patterns

Arch, whirl, loop. Loop-65%

AFIS and it’s meaning

Automated Fingerprint Identification System. Data base of fingerprints an search functions to match known with questioned prints

The outer layer of a hair that has a scale-like pattern is the...

Cuticle

The inner part is a hair

Medulla

Function of red blood cells

Give the body oxygen and carbon dioxide

What do white blood cells do?

Fight foreign diseases

The fluid component of blood is called

Plasma

Function of blood platelets

Causes blood to clot and stop bleeding