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What requirements do you think should be implimented for statewide, or nationwide, educational requirements?Discuss

Posted on March 1, 2022 by Shady

Most employers who run forensic science laboratories generally require analysts to have a bachelor’s degree in a natural science or forensic science, but no nationally recognized standards exist for forensic science programs. Forensic scientists take continuing education courses throughout their careers to keep up with advancements in the field. They can attend seminars, workshops and […]

How Cas9 detects and cleaves DNA targets, and (eukaryotic) cellular responses to the resultant double strand DNA break.Discuss

Posted on February 25, 2022 by Shady

How Cas9 detects and cleaves DNA targets, and (eukaryotic) cellular responses to the resultant double strand DNA break.Discuss

Describe in detail how and why NIBIN was developed as well has which government agency manages it. In what instances would it be used in a criminal investigation?

Posted on January 29, 2022 by Shady

Answer each question. Be sure to include scholarly references noted in proper APA format as well as in text citations to credit these sources. Direct quotes are not to be used in test answers. Roughly a page per question. 1. Explain the different categories of fibers. Provide a scenario where each of these types of […]

Describe background of gene/condition, etc. What does your audience need to know about this? What causes it? What is the specific sequence change . How many people are affected? What are the effects? Why is this an important question to address?

Posted on December 1, 2021 by Shady

Sickle Cell Anemia: How can we alter the genome to Present a question. What is the question that you want to answer? Describe background of gene/condition, etc. What does your audience need to know about this? What causes it? What is the specific sequence change . How many people are affected? What are the effects? […]

What was one of the early high profile cases in the US in which DNA evidence played a role? There are several but one involved a pair of ill fitting gloves and the accused was released. How has the acceptance of DNA evidence changed since this rather famous case?

Posted on October 7, 2021 by Shady

Forensic DNA Research the uses of DNA technology in modern forensics. While a big part of a whole host of popular TV shows, little time is spent discussing how this works. Explain the process of DNA fingerprinting as you understand it. How can such technology work for both the accused and the prosecutor? How has […]

Describe alpha, beta, and gamma radiation.

Posted on July 3, 2021 by Shady

Prepare a full 2 pg paper in which you analyze the effects of ionizing radiation on deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) to provide a chemical reason as to why this might cause cancer. In your paper, include the following items: o Describe alpha, beta, and gamma radiation. o Analyze the chemistry of DNA. o Explain the effects […]

Ali, from the ‘story’ in Q2 carried the haemophilia mutation. What was the percentage chance of it passing to Amber and Craig’s first-born child?Discuss

Posted on June 29, 2021 by Shady

David and Ali were married for 50 years, they retired to Spain, and spent 10 happy years there before Ali died following a bout of pneumonia. David died not long after, peacefully in his sleep. They had three daughters, the eldest married young and had one boy child who died in the 1980’s from HIV. […]

Describe the structure of DNA.

Posted on June 18, 2021 by Shady

Describe the structure of DNA.

What new information did you learn about the history or applications of DNA technology?

Posted on May 11, 2021 by Shady

1. What new information did you learn about the history or applications of DNA technology? 2. Briefly describe your understanding of microevolution after reading the material and listening to the audio. Do you feel that it is consistent with a Biblical view of creation? Why or why not? As this is a science course, your […]

When being interviewed by the detectives (one of whom ends being Vincent/Jerome’s long-lost brother!) the Director says “No one exceeds his [genetic] potential.” In your opinion, is this true? Why or why not?

Posted on April 24, 2021 by Shady

1) Vincent Freeman (a.k.a., Jerome Eugene Morrow, or just “Jerome”) played by Ethan Hawke 2) Jerome Eugene Morrow (a.k.a., “Eugene” after Vincent comes on-scene) played by Jude Law 3) Irene Cassini played by Uma Thurman 4) Anton Freeman played by Loren Dean I) Names play an important role in the tracing personal identity throughout the […]

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What requirements do you think should be implimented for statewide, or nationwide, educational requirements?Discuss

How Cas9 detects and cleaves DNA targets, and (eukaryotic) cellular responses to the resultant double strand DNA break.Discuss

Describe in detail how and why NIBIN was developed as well has which government agency manages it. In what instances would it be used in a criminal investigation?

Describe background of gene/condition, etc. What does your audience need to know about this? What causes it? What is the specific sequence change . How many people are affected? What are the effects? Why is this an important question to address?

What was one of the early high profile cases in the US in which DNA evidence played a role? There are several but one involved a pair of ill fitting gloves and the accused was released. How has the acceptance of DNA evidence changed since this rather famous case?

Describe alpha, beta, and gamma radiation.

Ali, from the ‘story’ in Q2 carried the haemophilia mutation. What was the percentage chance of it passing to Amber and Craig’s first-born child?Discuss

Describe the structure of DNA.

What new information did you learn about the history or applications of DNA technology?

When being interviewed by the detectives (one of whom ends being Vincent/Jerome’s long-lost brother!) the Director says “No one exceeds his [genetic] potential.” In your opinion, is this true? Why or why not?