C. b. For each of the 5 STR loci, draw the expected pattern of bands on the gel below. Show the alleles for the seized tusk and the elephant you identified as a potential match. Also, include a DNA ladder that has DNA fragments that are75, 125, 150, and 175 base pairs (bp) in size. Base Pairs 200 180 160 140 120 DNA Ladder Seized Tusk Matching Elephant --- dsdor Elephant 1 Elephant 2 Elephant 3 Elephant 4 Elephant 5 Elephant 6 Elephant 7 Elephant 8 Elephant 9 Elephant 10 FH71 62 64 62 62 62 64 62 64 62 64 64 64 60 62 62 62 62 62 62 FH19 FH60 FH67 97 189 147 193 147 97 185 147 95 193 147 103 183 147 95 185 147 97 193 147 91 193 147 105 187 145 95 187 147 95 187 145 91 193 147 97 193 149 97 193 151 97 193 147 97 193 147 103 193 147 97 193 147 97 189 147 95 193 147 105 62 FH129 152 154 152 152 152 162 152 152 152 160 152 160 156 160 152 160 160 160 152 156 T Table 2: Genotypes using five STR loci for 10 slaughtered elephants. How does the pattern of bands in the gel support your conclusion about which elephant was the source of the seized tusks?

C. b. For each of the 5 STR loci, draw the expected pattern of bands on the gel below. Show the alleles for the seized tusk and the elephant you identified as a potential match. Also, include a DNA ladder that has DNA fragments that are75, 125, 150, and 175 base pairs (bp) in size. Base Pairs 200 180 160 140 120 DNA Ladder Seized Tusk Matching Elephant --- dsdor Elephant 1 Elephant 2 Elephant 3 Elephant 4 Elephant 5 Elephant 6 Elephant 7 Elephant 8 Elephant 9 Elephant 10 FH71 62 64 62 62 62 64 62 64 62 64 64 64 60 62 62 62 62 62 62 FH19 FH60 FH67 97 189 147 193 147 97 185 147 95 193 147 103 183 147 95 185 147 97 193 147 91 193 147 105 187 145 95 187 147 95 187 145 91 193 147 97 193 149 97 193 151 97 193 147 97 193 147 103 193 147 97 193 147 97 189 147 95 193 147 105 62 FH129 152 154 152 152 152 162 152 152 152 160 152 160 156 160 152 160 160 160 152 156 T Table 2: Genotypes using five STR loci for 10 slaughtered elephants. How does the pattern of bands in the gel support your conclusion about which elephant was the source of the seized tusks?

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