The answer is first base. I played softball for 5 years.
Forensic DNA analysis is used to match two samples of DNA, and that's why it's so important.
WHAT IS FORENSIC DNA TYPING?
The use of DNA to establish identities in connection with legal matters, such as crimes.
NOTES FROM ME:
Sorry for the short answer, but I don't know too much about DNA analysis. Just in case that your really-really needed this answer, now you have it. I will do some additional research and I'll add more information, though comments, as I receive them.
Answer:
frequent blinking, or heavy eyelids. Daydreaming; wandering/disconnected thoughts. Trouble remembering the last few miles driven; missing exits or traffic signs
Explanation:
Alcohol or Tiredness
To define fairness and integrity
Most of these mutations change single amino acids in p53<span>. The altered protein cannot bind to DNA, </span>preventing<span> it from effectively regulating </span>cell<span> growth and division. As a result, DNA damage accumulates in </span>cells<span>, which can allow them to grow and divide in an uncontrolled way to form a cancerous tumor.</span>