Worksheet for Lab 12: DNA FINGERPRINTINGNameLab Day & Time- Negative EndMarker Crime Suspect SuspectStandard Scene# 1# 2wellsto eadms d al ib mot+ Positive Endnian AMa hos yb1. When you simply look at the banding patterns on the gel from the DNA fingerprint we ran inlab as seen above, which two profiles match?2. Does the fact that one suspect's DNA fingerprint matches the DNA at the crime scene provetheir guilt? Why or why not?3. The DNA was originally placed in the wells of the gel near the negative end of the gel andfragments moved towards the positive end of the gel. What charge do DNA molecules have?Positive4a. Where on the gel are the longest fragments found?de gel, onlectrode4b. Where on the gel are the shortest fragments found?IXche samples is mixeu wthe sample to sink to the bottom of the wen.ally followed as it moves down the gel. TE buffer is matched to the gef TO assure-- bottom of the wells with the micropipette tip.tips contaminated with DNA in the special disposal container.? (It givesis dry, place it onto the electrophoresis chamber. Wipe off any spills on the0 the next step.II|| | 5. What would have happened if the gel were placed backwards in the electrophoresis chamberwith the wells containing the DNA near the positive end of the gel?omiT 3 vea dsJbn ovitegoM-6a. How many DNA fragments were in Suspect #1's sample?6b. How many DNA fragments were in Suspect #2°s sample?7. Suspect #1 and Suspect #2 have different numbers of fragments. Explain why DNA samplesfrom different people can have different numbers of fragments.8. Explain the difference between tracking dye and DNA stain.bnTovilleo+ad odods

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Description: Worksheet for Lab 12: DNA FINGERPRINTINGNameLab Day & Time- Negative EndMarker Crime Suspect SuspectStandard Scene# 1# 2wellsto eadms d al ib mot+ Positive Endnian AMa hos yb1. When you simply look at the banding patterns on the gel from the DNA fin