Test #2: Physical & CognitiveTest #2 covers the Physical and…

Test #2: Physical & CognitiveTest #2 covers the Physical and Cognitive sections of your textbook. Please read carefully before beginning. Make-up tests will not be given.You have 120 minutes (2 hours) to complete the test in one sitting.The test includes multiple-choice and true/false questions.Do NOT click Refresh, Back, or Save. This may lock you out. Use the arrow to continue to the next question.If you are locked out, I will reset the test one time only.The test closes at 11:59 p.m. on the due date. Begin by 10:00 p.m. to allow enough testing time.You will receive a warning when time is almost up. Points may be deducted for going over the 120-minute limit.Tests will not be reset after the due date.Tip: Take your test early so there is time to resolve any technical issues before the deadline. Check the course calendar for the due date.

Of the following, which alleged father’s genotype has the pa…

Of the following, which alleged father’s genotype has the paternal alleles to be this childs biological father? Locus          Child                 Mother          male 1           male 2              male 3           male 4 vWA             14/18                16/18            14                  17                     17                 14 FGA              21/24                20/21            24                  21                     21                 20 TPOX           10/11                 10/11            11                  10                     10                 10

A PCR reaction is performed and the results are being analyz…

A PCR reaction is performed and the results are being analyzed.  The positive control has a band at the expected size, the negative template control has a band at the same size as the positive control; the contamination control has no band; the amplification control has a band of the expected size.  All of the patient samples that were run had a band the same size as the band seen in the positive and negative template control wells.  How should you interpret these results.