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{{hidden|What is linkage disequilibrium?|<center>[[The closer two genes are together on the chromosome the more likely they are to be found toghether in a population, during meiosis some exchange of material happens between the two chromosomes]]</center>}} | {{hidden|What is linkage disequilibrium?|<center>[[The closer two genes are together on the chromosome the more likely they are to be found toghether in a population, during meiosis some exchange of material happens between the two chromosomes]]</center>}} | ||
UNIT 3 | ===UNIT 3=== | ||
{{hidden|What are the three major steps of PCR?|<center>[[denaturing, primer annealing, strand extending]]</center>}} | {{hidden|What are the three major steps of PCR?|<center>[[denaturing, primer annealing, strand extending]]</center>}} | ||
{{hidden|What is the hallmark of PCR?|<center>[[The cycling at different temperatures, in the presence of key reaction components to traget and exponentially amplify a specific DNA target sequence]]</center>}} | {{hidden|What is the hallmark of PCR?|<center>[[The cycling at different temperatures, in the presence of key reaction components to traget and exponentially amplify a specific DNA target sequence]]</center>}} | ||
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{{hidden|How are DNA microarrays used to identify drug disposition or responses?|<center>[[Microsatellite instability]]</center>}} | {{hidden|How are DNA microarrays used to identify drug disposition or responses?|<center>[[Microsatellite instability]]</center>}} | ||
UNIT 4 | ===UNIT 4=== | ||
{{hidden|Describe the procedure for submitting FFPE slides for KRAS for colorectal cancer.|<center>[[Microsatellite instability]]</center>}} | {{hidden|Describe the procedure for submitting FFPE slides for KRAS for colorectal cancer.|<center>[[Microsatellite instability]]</center>}} | ||
{{hidden|Compare and contrast uniplex versus multiplex genotyping. |<center>[[Microsatellite instability]]</center>}} | {{hidden|Compare and contrast uniplex versus multiplex genotyping. |<center>[[Microsatellite instability]]</center>}} | ||