Forensic Uses of DNA to Identify Victims or Criminals Exploit

question 30

Multiple Choice

Forensic uses of DNA to identify victims or criminals exploit the following trait in DNA:

• A) Differences in sizes of DNA fragments (RFLPs).
• B) Footprinting.
• C) Site directed mutations.
• D) DNA with proteins bound moves slower in gel electrophoresis.
• E) More than one of these is important in using DNA for forensic identification.

---

Definitions:

Traditional Production

A manufacturing approach that typically involves manual labor, straightforward production techniques, and simpler organization structures.

Employee Involvement

The degree to which employees are encouraged to share their ideas and suggestions, potentially contributing to improved decision-making and productivity.

Indirect Manufacturing Functions

Activities necessary for production that do not directly involve the transformation of materials into finished products, such as maintenance and supervision.

Lean Accounting System

An approach to accounting that focuses on reducing waste, improving efficiency, and providing value to customers.