The gels diagrammed below show the results of amplifying two VNTR loci from: 2 hairs found at a crime scene (hair 1 and hair 2), a crime victim, and possible suspects. Determine whom hair 1 could have belonged to based on the results in the gel below. If the hair could belong to more than one individual, then choose all of the possibilities. If the hair could not belong to any of these, choose "none of these". VNTR Locus 1 Hair 1 Hair 2 Victim Suspect 1 Suspect 2 Suspect 3 Suspect4 VNTR Locus 2 Hair 1 Hair 2 Suspect 1 Suspect 2 Suspect 3 Suspect 4 Victim Select one or more: O Victim O Suspect 1 O Suspect 2 O Suspect 3 O Suspect 4 O None of these

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The gels diagrammed below show the results of amplifying two VNTR loci from: 2 hairs found at a crime scene (hair 1 and hair 2), a crime victim, and
possible suspects. Determine whom hair 1 could have belonged to based on the results in the gel below. If the hair could belong to more than one
individual, then choose all of the possibilities. If the hair could not belong to any of these, choose "none of these".
VNTR Locus 1
Hair 1
Hair 2
Victim
Suspect 1 Suspect 2 Suspect 3 Suspect4
VNTR Locus 2
Hair 1
Hair 2
Suspect 1 Suspect 2 Suspect 3 Suspect 4
Victim
Select one or more:
O Victim
O Suspect 1
O Suspect 2
O Suspect 3
O Suspect 4
O None of these
Transcribed Image Text:The gels diagrammed below show the results of amplifying two VNTR loci from: 2 hairs found at a crime scene (hair 1 and hair 2), a crime victim, and possible suspects. Determine whom hair 1 could have belonged to based on the results in the gel below. If the hair could belong to more than one individual, then choose all of the possibilities. If the hair could not belong to any of these, choose "none of these". VNTR Locus 1 Hair 1 Hair 2 Victim Suspect 1 Suspect 2 Suspect 3 Suspect4 VNTR Locus 2 Hair 1 Hair 2 Suspect 1 Suspect 2 Suspect 3 Suspect 4 Victim Select one or more: O Victim O Suspect 1 O Suspect 2 O Suspect 3 O Suspect 4 O None of these
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