Thirteen different SSR loci are used by the FBI to perform DNA fingerprinting. If SNP loci were assayed instead to identify individuals, which of the following would be true? a. Fewer than 13 SNP loci would need to be assayed.
b. Many more than 13 SNP loci would need to be assayed.
c. All SNP loci could be genotyped, just as all SSRS are, by electrophoresis of a PCR product.
d. SNP loci, because they are usually biallelic, cannot be used to identify individuals.
e. Using SNPs instead of SSRs, only carriers of disease alleles could be identified.
f. Using SNPs instead of SSRs, only non-anonymous SNP loci could be assayed.