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DNA analysis. DNA typing (genotyping) – History A marker is any polymorphic Mendelian character that can be used to follow a chromosomal segment through a pedigree. Phenotypical markers: E.g. blood groups Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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DNA analysis

• DNA typing (genotyping) – History– A marker is any polymorphic Mendelian

character that can be used to follow a chromosomal segment through a pedigree.

• Phenotypical markers: E.g. blood groups• Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism

(RFLP) markers – The discovery of restriction enzymes not only provided a way to engineer the DNA, but for the first time, provided a marker that encompassed entire chromosome.

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Forensics – DNA analysis

• RFLP– History– Southern analysis– Fragment length analysis– Frequency– Pattern used to identify individuals

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Minisatellite Variable RepeatPolymorphism (Analysis)

First locus identified: D1S81990, Alec Jeffrey19 bp for each repeat containinghighly variable 1 bp in theHaeIII siteHundreds markers give sifficientpolymorphism

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Forensics – DNA analysis

• Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) – Discovery– Principles– Application examples

• The case of the Russian Czar • The case of English Royals• Crime scene identification

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Short Tandem Repeats

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Forensics – DNA analysis

• Single Nucleotide Polymorphism - SNP

• Sequence Polymorphism – DQ1

Forensics – DNA analysis

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Sequence Polymorphism

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Consideration of Markers

• RFLP• DQ1 • STR (VNTR)• SNP

• Restriction enzymes• Blot • PCR• DNA micro array

Better PolymorphismIncreased DensityLess Sample AmountsEasier TestMore Expensive

•Length•Hybridization•Length•Hybridization

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Finding Common Characteristics of elements---Can you find common characters in the following figures?1. These are “jollos”.

2. These are “plotz”.

3. Which are jollos and which are plotz?

A BC D E

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“The bungledburglary” or“The burglarthat couldn’t”

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The “missing person” case:

Using PCR based polymarkerloci GYPA, HBGG, D7S8, GCDQA1, STR TRIPLET.Gender identification locus:amelogenin

Suspect & roommate excludedfrom blood on carpet and shoes.Roommate excluded.Suspect pled to first degreemurder.

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The gender IDmarker

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The case of disappearing sperm:

DQ was the only locus validated forPCR testing in forensics at the time.

No conclusion can be drawn from the test results

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The OJ Simpson case

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This was a few years ago.

Now SNP typingmarker concentration= one million / genome

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RFLP results

5 and 6; 7 and 9 areindistinguishable

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The first RFLP case (State v. Tommy Lee Andrews)

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Lane 3: Victim controlLane 5: Vaginal swabLane 13: Andrew