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beneifts;
-predict certain medical conditions
-paternity tests
-crime scene investigations/forensic studies
risks;
-if you find out that you have a medical condidtion that will make you die at and early age then you may not be allowed life insurance, a job and you might not want to have children anymore as the condition could pass on to your child
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it is a ladder.
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Another thing is to look for genetic damage or change in chromosome number which can lead to birth defects.
What is the function of allele ladder in DNA profiling?
allele ladder give us the range of repeat for specific markers.
What sorts of judgments go into the evaluation of benefits and the evaluation of risks?
Critical and objective judgments go into the evaluation of benefits and the evaluation of risks. Just because employees want the benefits does not mean the company should purchase them.
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How do you process the gel in DNA profiling?
madarchod
What can't DNA profiling be used for?
DNA profiling is used by forensic experts to identify an individual. This technique is mostly used for parental testing and crime investigation.
What is an allele ladder and what is its function in DNA profiling?
it is a ladder.
Benefits & Risks?
“Benefits & Risks”
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DNA profiling proved that we share 98% of our DNA with primates.
What is DNA profile?
DNA profiling is a technique employed by forensic scientists to assist in the identification of individuals on the basis of their respective DNA profiles.
When DNA profiling is carried out the second DNA sample the one not collected at the crime scene is called the?
mitochondrial sample
Why is DNA fingerprinting unreliable?
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DNA profiling
What are the risks and benefits of science and technology?
dude, its not a proscription drug it doesn't have risks and benefits. :)
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what are some potential health benefits and risks of swimming
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Mainly privacy related risks because your DNA could be used to determine personal information.
