Lecture

DNA Profiling: PCR and Genetic Markers

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Description

This lecture covers the Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) process, the analysis of microsatellites in the human genome, the use of DNA profiling in forensic investigations, and the uniqueness of DNA profiles. It explains how PCR amplifies DNA, the analysis of microsatellites for DNA profiling, and the legal requirements for DNA analysis in Switzerland.

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