'Dna index system' presentation slideshows

DNA Technology in Human Identification

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Announcements

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Julie French CODIS State Administrator frenchj@michigan (517) 322-6269

Combined DNA Index System. Michigan State Police Forensic Science Division. Julie French CODIS State Administrator frenchj@michigan.gov (517) 322-6269. Topics to Discuss. What is CODIS? What forensic casework samples are eligible for entry into CODIS?

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Introduction to Medical Forensics

Introduction to Medical Forensics. Unit 01. Why did you take this class?. What are you interests and goals concerning this class?. Vocabulary Terms. Forensic science Medical forensics Serology mortality Pathology Psychology Anthropology Odontology Toxicology Hemoglobin

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Class Name, Instructor Name

Lasley & Guskos, Criminal Investigation: An Illustrated Case Study Approach 1ed. Chapter 8 INVESTIGATION AND THE FORENSIC SCIENCES. Class Name, Instructor Name. Date, Semester. CHAPTER OBJECTIVES. Explain what is meant by the term forensic sciences.

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Introduction to Medical Forensics

Introduction to Medical Forensics. Unit 01. Why did you take this class?. What are you interests and goals concerning this class?. Short Video about forensics science. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_58XsN6XJWQ.

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Stephen Gresko Senior Criminalist Nevada State CODIS Administrator

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POWER OF EVIDENCE

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What is necessary (and unnecessary) for analyses of offender databases

What is necessary (and unnecessary) for analyses of offender databases. Jason R. Gilder August 16, 2008. Forensic Bioinformatics (www.bioforensics.com) gilder@bioforensics.com. Offender databases. Originally designed for convicted offenders

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DNA Forensic Identification

DNA Forensic Identification Ashley Kowaleski I400 Objectives What is forensic science? How and when did forensics begin? When was DNA identification discovered? What is DNA identification used to determine? What exactly are forensic scientist looking for?

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DNA Forensic Identification

DNA Forensic Identification . Ashley Kowaleski I400. Objectives. What is forensic science? How and when did forensics begin? When was DNA identification discovered? What is DNA identification used to determine? What exactly are forensic scientist looking for?

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Physical Evidence

Physical Evidence. The examination of physical evidence by a forensic scientist is generally undertaken for the purposes of identification or comparison .

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DNA Fingerprinting and Forensic Analysis

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What is DNA and How is it Used in Forensics?

What is DNA and How is it Used in Forensics?. Mrs. L. Fox. DNA is a Unique Identifier. The only ones that MIGHT be the same are identical twins * Chances of another person having the same DNA is 1 in a billion. An example. 4 Main Types of DNA Testing. RFLP

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Mitochondrial vs. Nuclear DNA

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The Art of Fingerprinting

The Art of Fingerprinting. By: Jade Eary 6 th Grade. Alec Jeffereys of Britain first discovered the method of fingerprinting. It was first used in 1877. When It Was First Used.

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Fingerprints and Fingerprinting

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Daily CSI

Daily CSI. Set #9. Trivia Challenge. 8 th Grade Forensic Science. T. Trimpe 2006 http://sciencespot.net/. Questions. 1. What are the three basic types of fingerprints? 2. What animal has fingerprints similar to humans? 3. What are the four blood types?

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