You are a forensic technician working on a dna sample obtained from a crime scene. your job is to compare the unknown dna sample
with known dna samples collected from five different suspects. preliminary analysis using only a few dna markers revealed that the unknown sample could possibly match two of the suspects. after consulting the case file, you find out that these two suspects are brothers (but not twins). you realize that you will have to do a more detailed analysis on the samples so that you can distinguish between the brothers and determine which brothers' dna matches the unknown sample. why can't you use mitochondrial dna to distinguish between these two suspects?
1 you run out of fuel 2 it takes a long time 3 it’s hard to get back 4 the conditions are constantly changing making it harder to predict what could happen. Look at Apollo 12 as a example
<span>A six carbon sugar is an example of </span>monosaccharide, <span>that can join with other molecule to form a </span>polysaccharide
<span>such as starch or cellulose
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