Intermediate Level 4 Reading Passages – DNA Profiling
Level 4 Reading Passages - DNA Profiling
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Soru 1
DNA profiling is universally accepted as the highest
standard for identification in forensics, and it has been used
successfully for decades to convict or acquit suspects. In
fact, a 2009 National Research Council report on forensic
science eviscerated all other identification techniques,
from fingerprinting to bite mark analysis, holding DNA as
uniquely capable of reliably distinguishing between any
two people on Earth. But DNA also has limitations. It can
degrade and be difficult to extract from trace evidence,
such as skin and hair. So Glendon Parker, a biochemist
at the University of California, has been studying unique
markers in the proteins made by DNA. “The major
advantage is that protein, particularly hair protein, is more
stable than DNA,” he explains.
According to the National Research Council, - - - -
A
there is nothing better for the identification in forensics
than DNA
B
it is not possible to ignore all other identification
methods other than DNA profiling
C
there are few methods at least as reliable as DNA
D
there may be something DNA and proteins can’t
identify in any two people in the world
E
fingerprinting and bite mark analysis are incomparable
in identifying the criminals
Soru 2
DNA profiling is universally accepted as the highest
standard for identification in forensics, and it has been used
successfully for decades to convict or acquit suspects. In
fact, a 2009 National Research Council report on forensic
science eviscerated all other identification techniques,
from fingerprinting to bite mark analysis, holding DNA as
uniquely capable of reliably distinguishing between any
two people on Earth. But DNA also has limitations. It can
degrade and be difficult to extract from trace evidence,
such as skin and hair. So Glendon Parker, a biochemist
at the University of California, has been studying unique
markers in the proteins made by DNA. “The major
advantage is that protein, particularly hair protein, is more
stable than DNA,” he explains.
It is understood from the passage that DNA profiling- - - -.
A
began to be used universally after the report in 2009
B
is a method that has been used since ancient times
C
became a more successful method after 2009
D
gained a scientific value after it began to be used in
forensics
E
is used both to accuse someone and to find someone
innocent
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