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Double Helix. Must be Typed. Electrophoresis. Spattered Everywhere. Defined. 200. 200. 200. 200. 200. 400. 400. 400. 400. 400. 600. 600. 600. 600. 600. 800. 800. 800. 800. 800. 1000. 1000. 1000. 1000. 1000.

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  1. Double Helix Must be Typed Electrophoresis Spattered Everywhere. Defined. 200 200 200 200 200 400 400 400 400 400 600 600 600 600 600 800 800 800 800 800 1000 1000 1000 1000 1000

  2. What is the complimentary strand of the DNA strand shown below? ATGGCATTG Column 1, 200

  3. DNA is this kind of evidence because it identifies a particular person. Column 1, 400

  4. What strands will result if the following restriction enzyme is used on the DNA strand shown below: G/GCAT CTATAGGATGGCATTG Column 1, 600

  5. The following DNA probe: GAT will identify what sequence in the DNA strand shown below? How many times is it found? TAGGAGCTATTCTAGA Column 1, 800

  6. Explain the distinction in inheritance between nuclear and mitochondrial DNA. Column1, 1000

  7. These function to carry oxygen throughout the body. Column 2, 200

  8. This blood type is known as the universal recipient because they can safely receive all other types. Column 2, 400

  9. List ALL blood types that may be safely transfused to a patient with type B+ blood. Column 2, 600

  10. Blood is primarily composed of this yellowish liquid. Column 2, 800

  11. A person with antibodies for the A antigen only must have this type of blood. Column 2, 1000

  12. Which is more useful for DNA analysis and why: STRs or VNTRs? Column 3, 200

  13. An unused gel is shown below. Indicate where (+) and (-) electrodes must be placed for electrophoresis to run properly. Column 3, 400

  14. Where are the smallest strands of DNA located on this gel? (Be specific.) Column 3, 600

  15. What is the function of the buffer that is added to the chamber with the agarose gel? Column 3, 800

  16. What is a polymorphism? Column 3, 1000

  17. Define: point of convergence Column 4, 200

  18. Define: misdemeanor Column 4, 400

  19. Define: arterial spurting Column 4, 600

  20. Define: pollen grain Column 4, 800

  21. Define: loam Column 4, 1000

  22. The angle of impact of the blood drop below appears to be (no need to measure this one): Column 5, 200

  23. The common point in 3-D space from which blood drops can be retraced is called this: Column 5, 400

  24. Describe the incident based on the blood spatter pictured above. Column 5, 600

  25. What is expiriated blood? Column 5, 800

  26. In what order would a forensic scientist use the following tests? • Blood Typing • Precipitin Test • DNA Test • Luminolor Kastle-Meyer Test Column 5, 1000

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