3. Practice two1) What technologies could be used to test for biological fathers?2) Among human DNA sequence, which parts of the DNA sequence could be used for DNAfingerprinting?3) Is the guy tested below the biological father of the child?4) Among three loci tested, the child is homozygous on which locus (or loci)?motherchildfather?locus 1}locus 2}locus 3||II

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. Practice two 1) What technologies could be used to test for biological fathers? 2) Among human DNA sequence, which parts of the DNA sequence could be used f fingerprinting? 3) Is the guy tested below the biological father of the child? 4) Among three loci tested, the child is homozygous on which locus (or loci)? mother child father?

. Practice two 1) What technologies could be used to test for biological fathers? 2) Among human DNA sequence, which parts of the DNA sequence could be used f fingerprinting? 3) Is the guy tested below the biological father of the child? 4) Among three loci tested, the child is homozygous on which locus (or loci)? mother child father?

Biology 2e

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Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

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Chapter12: Mendel's Experiments And Heredity

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