DNA fingerprinting is based on examining regions of a person's DNA known as polymorphisms.

Almost all human cells contain all DNA in a singular place, the cell's nucleus.

The DNA base sequence within a gene contains coding sequences called introns, the region that expresses a protein.

Electrophoresis is a method that separates DNA fragments by size.

PCR can be used to copy trace amounts of DNA found at a crime scene.

It is important to keep DNA evidence in warm, slightly damp conditions during transportation and storage.

A serologist is someone who specializes in bodily fluids.

Next-generation sequencing is also known as parallel sequencing.

Forensic genealogy is a technique that uses DNA to describe physical features.

DNA profiling is considered to be _____.

Instead of using physical traits, Dr. Jeffreys was the first to examine _____, regions of a person's DNA where high variation occurred among individuals.

CODIS, _____, is a program launched by the FBI in 1998.

The term _____ refers to all the DNA found in human cells.

The variable form of a gene is known as a(n) _____.

DNA profiling uses some method of separating DNA fragments by size. This process is called _____.

With the use of _____, trace samples of DNA can be amplified.

The best conditions for storing DNA evidence are _____.

A serologist is someone who specializes in the analysis of _____.

Sketching a person's physical characteristics through computer analysis of SNP profiles is called _____.