The mitochondrial DNA itself will vary between students because each of us inherited it from our moms; but since the same region is being amplified, the sequences of our PCR result will be the same.
Despite the fact that each student's mitochondrial DNA is unique because we all received it from our mothers, the sequences of our PCR results will be the same because the same region is being amplified. The fluid around the nucleus contains hundreds to thousands of mitochondria per cell (the cytoplasm).
The majority of DNA is stored on chromosomes in the nucleus, while mitochondria only store a little amount of their own DNA. This genetic material is referred to as "mtDNA," or mitochondrial DNA. In the human mitochondria, 16,500 DNA base pairs, or about 5% of the total, are present.
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