ABCD Crime Scene DNA Fingerprint 11. What can you conclude about sample A's involvement in the crime based on the DNA fingerprint? 12. What can you conclude about samples B and D based on the DNA fingerprint? 13. What can you conclude about sample C's involvement in the crime based on the DNA fingerprint? ABCD Paternity DNA Fingerprint 14. What percent of a child's DNA fragments will match their father's? 15. Which of the four men (samples A-D) is the child's father based on the paternity gel? I || | Crime Scene Victim I U| Mother

ABCD Crime Scene DNA Fingerprint 11. What can you conclude about sample A's involvement in the crime based on the DNA fingerprint? 12. What can you conclude about samples B and D based on the DNA fingerprint? 13. What can you conclude about sample C's involvement in the crime based on the DNA fingerprint? ABCD Paternity DNA Fingerprint 14. What percent of a child's DNA fragments will match their father's? 15. Which of the four men (samples A-D) is the child's father based on the paternity gel? I || | Crime Scene Victim I U| Mother

Human Heredity: Principles and Issues (MindTap Course List)

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305251052

Author:Michael Cummings

Publisher:Michael Cummings

Chapter14: Biotechnology And Society

Section: Chapter Questions

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