| The explanation of DNA testing that
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| | AATTGCCTTTTAAAAA. This is a perfectly
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| follows is intended as an introduction to
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| | acceptable way of describing a piece of
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| the subject for those who may have
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| | DNA. Someone with a machine called a DNA
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| limited backgrounds in biological
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| | synthesizer could actually synthesize the
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| science. While basically accurate, this
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| | same piece of DNA from the information
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| explanation involves liberal use of
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| | AATTGCCTTTTAAAAA alone.
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| illustration and, in some cases,
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| | The sequence of bases (letters) can code
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| over-simplification. Although intended
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| | for many properties of the body's cells.
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| to be informative, this is brief and
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| | The cells can read this code. Some DNA
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| incomplete explanation of a complex
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| | sequences encode important information
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| subject. The author suggests consulting
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| | for the cell. Such DNA is called, not
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| the scientific literature for more
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| | surprisingly, "coding DNA." Our cells
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| rigorous details and alternative views.
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| | also contain much DNA that doesn't encode
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| DNA EXPLAINED IN EASY TERMS
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| | anything that we know about. If the DNA
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| DNA is material that governs inheritance
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| | doesn't encode anything, it is called
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| of eye color, hair color, stature, bone
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| | non-coding DNA or sometimes, "junk DNA."
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| density and many other human and animal
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| | Application of DNA Testing
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| traits. DNA is a long, but narrow
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| | DNA Testing in Forensics
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| string-like object. A one foot long
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| | The purpose of DNA Testing (typing)in
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| string or strand of DNA is normally
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| | forensic medicine is to match a sample
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| packed into a space roughly equal to a
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| | from the crime site with a suspect.
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| cube 1/millionth of an inch on a side.
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| | Importantly, DNA testing has proven to be
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| This is possible only because DNA is a
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| | as powerful for exonerating suspects as
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| very thin string.
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| | it has for convicting them. A great
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| Our body's cells each contain a complete
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| | diversity of criminal detection has
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| sample of our DNA. One cell is roughly
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| | benefited from DNA testing, and it has
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| equal in size to the cube described in
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| | been especially valuable in solving rape
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| the previous paragraph. There are muscle
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| | and murder cases.
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| cells, brain cells, liver cells, blood
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| | DNA Testing in Healthcare
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| cells, sperm cells and others.
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| | The DNA Testing is also used in detecting
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| Basically, every part of the body is made
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| | the genetic diseases, And also helpful in
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| up of these tiny cells and each contains
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| | curing them or preventing them to be
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| a sample or complement of DNA identical
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| | passed on to the offspring. DNA testing
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| to that of every other cell within a
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| | also used to detect the susceptibility of
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| given person. There are a few
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| | individuals or a race to vaccine and
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| exceptions. For example, our red blood
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| | medicines.
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| cells lack DNA. Blood itself can be
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| | DNA Testing in Legal
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| typed because of the DNA contained in our
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| | DNA Testing is also used to settle
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| white blood cells.
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| | disputes related to claimant of property,
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| Not only does the human body rely on DNA
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| | aids etc in court of law. DNA Testing Is
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| but so do most living things including
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| | also used to establish the parent hood.
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| plants, animals and bacteria.
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| | DNA Testing in archeology and human
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| A strand of DNA is made up of tiny
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| | genome.
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| building-blocks. There are only four,
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| | This is the latest application of DNA
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| different basic building-blocks.
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| | Testing. Where archeologist and
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| Scientists usually refer to these using
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| | researchers use the DNA Testing to
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| four letters, A, T, G, and C. These
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| | establish the oldest misty of origin and
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| four letters are short nicknames for more
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| | history of human.
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| complicated building-block chemical
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| | DNA Testing in Agriculture
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| names, but actually the letters (A,T, G
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| | This application of DNA Testing helps in
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| and C) are used much more commonly than
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| | making genetically more productive and
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| the chemical names so the latter will not
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| | robust and useful organism to develop and
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| be mentioned here. Another term for
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| | make it reach the farmers. The another
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| DNA's building blocks is the term,
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| | application of the DNA Testing is also to
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| "bases." A, T, G and C are bases.
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| | identify and protect rare species of
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| For example, to refer to a particular
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| | organisms and prevent them to get wiped
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| piece of DNA, we might write:
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| | out due to the industrial agriculture.
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