Question

Should a person's DNA be removed from the National DNA Database once it hass been proved that they are innocent?

Answer 1

E-Gel CloneWell II agarose gels are double-comb gels with a twist. Load your sample into the top row and electrophorese until your band migrates into the bottom row (Figure 1). Then simply pipet out your purified DNA band and you’re ready to clone. That’s it. No additional purification kits or steps are required. Use the Invitrogen E-Gel Power Snap System, a compact, self-contained device with a built-in power supply and blue-light transilluminator, to run and visualize E-Gel CloneWell II agarose gels.

Answer 2

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The National DNA Database has proved to be a valuable tool in the fight against crime. However, many people are concerned about how it has evolved from a database containing genetic information on convicted criminals to one that has information from a much wider group of people.

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