If only the first five loci listed in Table 1 of the assigned paper (Forensics, DNA Fingerprinting, and CODIS) were analyzed, what would be the statistical probability of finding that particular genotype among people other than Suspect B? SHOW YOUR WORK! Hint: Multiply together the frequencies of the individual STR genotypes to obtain the overall profile frequency. Table 1: Example DNA Profiles Showing the STR Alleles for Each Sample and the Genotype Frequency of Suspect B for Each STRSTR LocusEvidenceSuspect ASuspect BSuspect B's GenotypeSampleFrequency for Each STRD3S135815, 1717, 1715, 170.13VWA15, 1618, 1915, 160.22FGA23, 2721, 2323, 270.31D8S117912, 1314, 1512, 130.34D21S1128, 3027, 30.228, 300.06D18S5112, 1814, 1812, 180.11D5S81813, 139, 1213, 130.29D13S31712, 1212, 1212, 120.21D7S82010, 119, 1010, 110.26CSF1PO8, 1111, 128, 110.18ТРОХ7, 88, 87, 80.30TH019.3, 9.36, 9.39.3, 9.30.38D16S5399, 1311, 129, 130.10

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If only the first five loci listed in Table 1 of the assigned paper (Forensics, DNA Fingerprinting, and CODIS) were analyzed, what would be the statistical probability of finding that particular genotype among people other than Suspect B? SHOW YOUR WORK! Hint: Multiply together the frequencies of the individual STR genotypes to obtain the overall profile frequency

If only the first five loci listed in Table 1 of the assigned paper (Forensics, DNA Fingerprinting, and CODIS) were analyzed, what would be the statistical probability of finding that particular genotype among people other than Suspect B? SHOW YOUR WORK! Hint: Multiply together the frequencies of the individual STR genotypes to obtain the overall profile frequency

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