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What is test case efficiency?
(Total STRs - STRs not mapped)/Total STRs * 100
Where is the cal strs building located?
The Cal STRS headquarters is located in West Sacramento. The mailing address is 100 Waterfront Place, West Sacramento CA 95605. The Member Service Center is on the lobby level left of the security desk when entering from the front door.
What is the product key FOR nfs pro street?
Hb2a-tykx-zond-uala-strs
What two American idol strs apperead in a movie together?
Kelly Clarkson and Justin Guarinni starred in the movie from Justin to Kelly together.
What is TSY agar used to determine?
if the Strs's cell had grown on the TSY + streptomycin agar plate would you have been able to determine if transformation had take place
What types of DNA do scientists use to determine individual identities of organisms within the same species?
Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and short tandem repeats (STRs)
What is the chemical used by forensic experts to identify the finger prints?
The most likely technique they use is DNA profiling, where short tandem repeats (STRs) are compared from the DNA obtained from the finger prints.
Assembly language program in 8086 to check wether given string is palindrome or not?
data segment strs db 'madam',0 strr db 5 dup(0) data ends code segment assume cs:code,ds:data,es:data start:mov ax,data mov ds,ax mov es,ax mov cx,6 lea si,strs lea di,strr l1:mov al,strs[si] mov strr[di],al inc si dec di loop l1 mov cx,6 repe cmpsb jz l3 mov bx,0000h jmp l4 l3:mov bx,1111h l4:int 3h code ends end start
What is cut out before the mRNA is ready to move into the cytoplasm?
In mRNA and DNA there are sections of STRs- short tandem repeats, which is a section of DNA that doesn't code for anything, it just repeats multiple times randomly. These are cut out in a process called mRNA splicing. It gets rid of the non-coding unnecessary bits.
Why are VNTR and STR sections used in forensic DNA print analysis?
Because every person has a unique number of variable number tandem repeats (VNTRs) or short tandem repeats (STRs). These sequences are non-coding DNA (doesn't code for a protein), the amount of repeats targeted on a specific chromosome can be analyzed and sorted out by length using gel electrophoresis (electric current used to separate DNA fragments by length). If the a sample of DNA obtained from a crime scene was taken and amplified using polymerase chain reaction (PCR), multiple techniques could be performed on it. The VNTR/STRs of the sample DNA are compared to the DNA of the accused individual, if they have the same number of repeats then they are most likely guilty of the crime, but if the repeats differ by even one sequence, it cannot be assumed that the DNA definitely matches that person. These techniques help in forensic science, but a lot of accuracy in proof is needed before it can be used in a court case.
What are the differences between minisatellites and microsatellites?
They are usually distinguished according to the size of the repeats: Microsatellites, also termed Short tandem repeats (STRs) consist of tracts of repeats of 1-7bp, and minisatellites also called (VNTR) usually contain repeats of longer length (100-several hundred bp) Minisatellites can be found in tandem arrays, but the majority are interspersed in the genome. Whilst microsatellites are found mostly in tandem repeats.
Is Robert patinson ganna star in eclipse?
The people who make the twilight movies aren't stupid. They know that the 3/4 of the fans are girls who want to marry both Robert AND Edward, they know that if he wasnt one of the strs of the movies, it would not make much money.
