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miniPCR bio™ Electrophoresis Forensics Lab. Wrongfully Convicted? Instructor's and Student's Guide Version: 1.1 - Release February 2022 - © 2022 by miniPCR bio™ Student's Guide P./20 Critical thinking 5. Gel electrophoresis was used to separate fragments for a single STR location, which we will call "STR 1" for simplicity. A. Every person has two alleles for STR 1. Which sample(s) comes from a person where the two alleles are different from each other? Explain how you can tell. DIRECTION OF MIGRATION 400 bp 300 bp 200 bp 100 bp LADDER SAMPLE 1 SAMPLE 2 SAMPLE 3 SAMPLE 4 B. Which sample(s) comes from a person where the two alleles are the same? Explain how you can tell. C. Do any of the samples come from people who have the same genotype? Explain how you can tell. D. Do any of the samples have alleles that are the same? If so, circle them on the gel and explain how you can tell.

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