Three DNA samples undergo VNTR analysis, as shown below. Arrows denote digestion sites. Which of these three individuals is represented in Lane 1 on the gel to the right?

Which of the following is NOT a type of next generation DNA sequencing?

Although preventable, this is considered a leading cause of neurological and physical birth defects:

Prior to the invention of PCR, what was used to copy DNA?

Which of the following correctly describes the order in which PCR occurs?

Three DNA samples undergo VNTR analysis, as shown below. Arrows denote digestion sites. Which of these three individuals is represented in Lane 2 on the gel to the right?

A mutation (AAA) was introduced into the protein-coding gene below. What primers were used to introduce this mutation? 5’-AACGAGAATGGTAAAAATGACAGATTTGAC-3’

You develop a quantitative PCR method to assay Gram negative organisms and include a number of controls. One such control is a “housekeeping” organism that helps identify a false negative test result. What is this control called?

In your pregnancy abdominal assessment using Leopold’s maneuvers, the first step is to determine fetal:

If a laboratory strain of E.coli grows at 37 °C but not at 30 °C, it is considered a