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Shadow of a DNA double helix on sequencing output
Peter Artymiuk
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Henry Faulds, "Dermatographs" and "Variety of Patterns"
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Human eye with blue iris
Macroscopic Solutions
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La photographie judiciaire : avec un appendice sur la classification et l'identification anthropométriques / par Alphonse Bertillon.
Bertillon, Alphonse, 1853-1914.Date: 1890
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Human eye
Macroscopic Solutions
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Human eye with blue iris
Macroscopic Solutions
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Focus on genetics
Guy Tear
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Focus on genetics
Guy Tear
Digital Images
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Separation of DNA fragments by electrophoresis through an agarose gel.
Guy Tear
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Separation of DNA fragments by electrophoresis through an agarose gel. An electric current is passed through the gel and separates the DNA fragments according to size. The mixture of fragments is applied to a well at the top of the gel before the current is started. The smaller fragments travel further and reach the bottom of the gel while the larger ones remain towards the origin.
Guy Tear
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DNA double helix and sequencing output
Peter Artymiuk
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Microbead 'lasers' engulfed by cells, artistic impression
Schubert, Karl and Gather, University of St Andrews
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DNA double helix and sequencing output
Peter Artymiuk
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DNA double helix and sequencing output
Peter Artymiuk
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People with DNA fingerprints - artwork
Dan Salaman
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DNA double helix and sequencing output
Peter Artymiuk
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The first DNA fingerprint. The first three lanes contain DNA from a woman, her mother and her father respectively. Lanes 4 - 11 contain DNA from assorted other species including mouse, baboon, lemur, cow, grey seal and tobacco (last lane). The DNA probe used in this experiment detected tandomly repeated short stretches of DNA called minisatellites whose length varies between individuals.
Alec Jeffreys
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An early DNA fingerprint showing DNA patterns from a mother (lanes 2 and 8) and her four children (adjacent lanes to the right). Lane 1 is an unrelated person. The two sets of lanes show the fingerprints reveled with two different probes that detect different types of repeated sequences.
Alec Jeffreys
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Separation of DNA fragments by electrophoresis through an agarose gel.
Guy Tear
Digital Images
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Human eye with blue iris
Macroscopic Solutions
Digital Images
Online
Separation of DNA fragments by electrophoresis through an agarose gel. An electric current is passed through the gel and separates the DNA fragments according to size. The mixture of fragments is applied to a well at the top of the gel before the current is started. The smaller fragments travel further and reach the bottom of the gel while the larger ones remain towards the origin.
Guy Tear
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Human eye
Kate Whitley
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Classification system of patterns, Henry Faulds, 1905
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Human identity and bioethics / David DeGrazia.
DeGrazia, David.Date: 2005
Digital Images
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Human eye with blue iris
Macroscopic Solutions