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Compare
Students compare reference and sample DNA clues.
Case File No. 005 · RRF Student Tool
Crack the DNA case.
Genome Detective Case Files turns genetics into a mystery game. Students inspect fictional DNA clues, compare evidence, and decide what the variant might mean in a safe toy-genome world.
Education-only. These are fictional organisms, fictional variants, and toy examples. This tool is not medical genetics, diagnosis, genetic testing, laboratory guidance, or clinical interpretation.
Evidence A
Sequence clue found near trait.
ATG-AAC-GGA-TTAWitness Note
Trait appears in several related samples.
Question
Harmless, important, or uncertain?
Rule
One clue is never enough. Compare the evidence.
Interactive Genetics Mystery
Choose a case file. Read the clues. Make the call.
This game is designed like a detective desk: case files, clue cards, evidence stamps, and a noir science-board style instead of the usual polished AI dashboard.
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No case selected.
Choose a case file from the left to begin the investigation.
Detective Skills
Students learn that DNA evidence needs context.
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Connect
Students connect variants to fictional traits using multiple clues.
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Classify
Students choose harmless, important, uncertain, or likely unrelated.
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Explain
Students practice explaining evidence in plain language.
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