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Chapter Eleven – Forensic DNA Analysis FRSC 8104 Criminalistics II Professor Bensley FRSC 8104 – DNA Objectives 1. Understand the basic principles of DNA structure and analysis. 2. Recall the history and major steps in the development of Forensic DNA Analyses 3. Describe and detail the methods of DNA Extraction and Quantitation from an evidentiary sample. 4. Describe and detail the steps involved in the Polymerase Chain Reaction. FRSC 8104 – DNA Objectives 5. Understand the importance of Short Tandem Repeats in Forensic DNA Analysis. 6. Understand the function of the CODIS system 7. Describe various techniques used in the visualization of amplified DNA. 8. Convey the important concepts of advanced DNA techniques to include YSTR and Mitochondrial DNA analyses. FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline I. Introduction and Overview A. Sir Alec Jeffreys (1985) 1. Colin Pitchfork B. Results reported in DNA analysis FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline II. Biological and Genetic Basics – A. Basic DNA Principles Nucleotide Structure (dATP) FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline B. Chromosomes, Genes, DNA Markers Locus (plural loci) is the specific location of a gene or DNA sequence on a chromosome. A variant of the DNA sequence at a given locus is called an allele. The ordered list of loci known for a particular genome is called a genetic map. FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline C. DNA Marker Nomenclature D. Population Variation SEQUENCE POLYMORPHISM LENGTH POLYMORPHISM -------(AATG) (AATG) (AATG)-------3 repeats ------------(AATG) (AATG)-----------2 repeats FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline III. Historical Methods A. Pre 1985 B. RFLP-Based DNA Typing FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline C. Early Based PCR Testing 1. HLA DQ Alpha / DQA1 FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline 2. Polymarker (PM+DQA1) FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline 3. D1S80 FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline 4. Short Tandem Repeats FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline D. Silver vs. Fluorescent Staining Techniques FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline IV. DNA Extraction A. Organic Extraction B. Chelex Extraction C. FTA Paper D. Solid Phase Extraction E. Differential Extraction FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline V. DNA Quantitation A. Why? B. How? TAQMan FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline VI. DNA Amplification (PCR) A. B. C. D. Introduction Why PCR? Issues with PCR PCR Components FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline E. The Process of Replication 1. 2. DNA Polymerase Okazaki Fragments http://rst.gsfc.nasa.gov/Sect20/DNA-20replication.gif FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline F. G. H. I. J. Denaturation Annealing Extension Multiplex PCR PCR Inhibition FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline VII.Short Tandem Repeat Markers (STRs) A. Repetitious DNA B. Microsatellites or STR FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline C. 13 CODIS STR Loci The Thirteen CODIS STRs and Their Probability of Identities STR African-American Caucasian D3S1358 0.094 0.075 vWA 0.063 0.062 FGA 0.033 0.036 THO1 0.109 0.081 TPOX 0.090 0.195 CSF1PO 0.081 0.112 D5S818 0.112 0.158 D13S317 0.136 0.085 D7S820 0.080 0.065 D8S1179 0.082 0.067 D21S11 0.034 0.039 D18S51 0.029 0.028 D16S539 0.070 0.089 Source: The Future of Forensic DNA Testing: Predictions of the Research and Development Working Group. Washington, DC: National Institute of Justice. Department of Justice, 2000, p. 41. FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline VIII.DNA Separation and Detection A. Electrophoresis 1. 2. Slab Gels Capillary B. DNA Detection FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline IX. Advanced Techniques A. Y-STR FRSC 8104 – DNA Outline B. Mitochondrial DNA