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Purines
Nitrogen-containing compounds such as adenine and guanine are classified as this
Pyrimidines
Single-ringed nitrogen bases (Cytosine and Thymine)
Control region
In mDNA, the non-coding portion is located here
Locus
The specific location of a gene on a chromosome
Allelic pair
A pair of alleles that make up a gene (each one is on a separate chromosome strand)
Polymorphism
Variation in DNA sequence
Variable number tandem repeats
(VNTR) When the same base sequence repeats throughout a locus
Chelex 100
This is often used for DNA extraction as it is cheaper and faster
Gel electrophoresis
Uses the electrical charge of DNA to analyze and classify it
STR and SNP
These two tests replaced gel electrophoresis
Mitochondrial DNA
DNA that mutates rarely (unchanged from mother to child) ; found in places where nuclear DNA does not exist (especially in a very decayed body)
Follicular bulbs
Nuclear DNA is found in this, attached to a hair
Heteroplasmy
The existence of two or more mitochondrial (or chloroplast) DNA variants that confer distinct phenotypes when one of the other variants comes to dominate in number
Revised Cambridge reference sequence
When mitochondrial DNA sequencing is used for genealogical purposes, the results are often reported as differences from this set
Haplotype
Genetic profile based on Y-STR
CODIS
The DNA equivalent of the AFIS
Karyotyping
The analysis of chromosomes