DNA fingerprint data for ASIC200 class.
Details can be found here. It’s like quite a few didn’t get a good read on their sample, but, oh well, that isn’t necessarily a strange thing when doing experiments.
And for those of you who would just prefer I tell you your genotype based on the gel above…
APRIL 1st
Sample|result|notes
1. +/+
2. +/+ (faint)
3. +/- (faint)
4. ?
5. +/+
6. -/-
7. -/- (hard to know for sure though)
8. +/+
9. +/-
10. +/-
11. ?
12. +/-
13. +/+
14. ?
15. -/-
16. ?
17. -/- (faint)
18. +/-
19. +/-
20. ?
21. +/+
22. ?
23. ?
24. +/-
25. -/-
26. -/-
27. ? (odd band pattern)
28. +/+
29. ?
30. ?
31. ?
32. +/+ (faint)
33. +/+
34. +/-
35. ?
36. ?
37. ? (odd band pattern)
38. -/-
39. -/-
40. ?
41. ?
42. +/-
44. ?
48. ? (odd banding pattern)
49. +/+
50. -/-
53. +/-
54. ? (too dark)
APRIL 8th
sample|result|notes
43. ?
45. ?
46. ?
47. +/+
51. +/-
52. ?
53. ?
54. ?
55. +/-
56. ?
57. ?
58. +/+
59. +/+
60. +/-
61. ?
62. +/+
63. ?
64. ?
65. -/-
66. +/-
67. +/-
68. ?
69. +/-
70. ?
71. +/-
72. ?
73. -/-
74. +/+
75. ?
76. +/-
77. +/+
Note: there was also one tube where we couldn’t read the label, although it didn’t generate data anyway.
One Response to “DNA fingerprint data for ASIC200 class.”
This is cool! In Bio 337 we do the same thing, but look for the dark and light alleles in eyes. You can find surprise heterozygotes, even in people with long Asian backgrounds.