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Question 1 (True/False, Worth 2 points)

In most cases, mitochondrial DNA cannot convict a suspect without supportive evidence.
A. True
B. False

Question 2 (Multiple Choice, Worth 2 points)



Answer :

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Final answer:

Mitochondrial DNA in forensics and relationship establishment.


Explanation:

Mitochondrial DNA is a unique type of DNA that exists in the mitochondria and is inherited maternally. It is often used in forensics to establish relationships but is not usually sufficient on its own without additional evidence. An example where mitochondrial DNA could be used is in cases of missing persons where maternal relatives can provide mitochondrial DNA samples for comparison.


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