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29 Cards in this Set
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Learning objective 1 |
Uses of DNA analysis in forensic science |
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Forensic Uses of DNA analysis |
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Identification of the source of biological material
Criminal paternity/maternity analysis
Identification of remains |
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Forensic Uses of DNA analysis
How many there are? |
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Acronym |
I of I of C |
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Forensic Uses of DNA analysis |
I of I of C |
Identification of Identification of Criminal |
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Forensic Uses of DNA analysis |
Identification of the _____ of ______ ______ Identification of _______ Criminal _______/maternity analysis |
source biological material remains paternity |
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Forensic Uses of DNA analysis |
Identification of the _____ of ____ _____ Identification of ______ Criminal ____/______ ______ |
source biological material
remains
maternity/paternity cases |
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Forensic Uses of DNA analysis |
____________ of the _____ of ______ ______ _______ of ______ ____ ______/_____ ________ |
Identification of the source of biological material
Criminal paternity/maternity analysis
Identification of remains |
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Forensic Uses of DNA analysis |
Identification of the source of biological material
Criminal paternity/maternity analysis
Identification of remains |
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Learning objective 2 |
Indicate the types of specimen that can be used for DNA analysis in forensic science |
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Sources of Biological Evidence |
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Blood Bone Hair Saliva Semen Teeth Tissue Urine |
B B H S S T T U |
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How many source of biological evidence there are? |
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B B H S U |
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Sources of biological evidence
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B B H S S T U |
Blood Bone Hair Semen Saliva Tissue Teeth Urine |
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Sources of biological evidence |
Blood ______ _____ Semen ______ Tissue ______ _______ |
Bone Hair Saliva Teeth Urine |
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Sources of biological evidence |
_____________ Bone ______ ________ Saliva _______ teeth _________ |
blood hair semen tissue Urine |
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Sources of biological evidence Test |
Blood Bone Hair Semen Saliva Tissue teeth Urine |
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Learning Objective 3 |
Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of PCR in forensic DNA analysis |
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Pros and Cons of PCR |
Pros
Requires small amount of sample Can utilize degraded samples Requires less time
Cons Due to sensitivity, more susceptible to contamination Known artifacts must be accounted for |
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Pros of PCRs
How many there are? |
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Acronym |
R R C |
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Pros of PCRs
Acronyms |
R R |
____________ small amount of sample __________ less time ____ utilize degraded samples |
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Pros of PCRs
RRC |
__________ small _____ of _______ _______ less ______ _____ utilize ______ samples |
Require amount sample
Require time
Can degraded |
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Pros of PCRs |
Require _______ of _____ Require less ________ Can _______ degraded _____ |
small amount sample time utilize samples |
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Pros of PCRs |
_____ ______ ____ of _____ ______ ____ ______ _____ ______ _____ _______ |
Pros
Requires small amount of sample Requires less time Can utilize degraded samples
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Cons of PCRs
How many there are? |
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Key words |
Sensitivity Artifacts |
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Cons of PCRs
Key word
Sensitivity Artifacts |
Due to _________, more susceptible to contamination
Known ______ must be accounted for |
sensitivity artifacts |
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Cons of PCRs |
Due to _____, more ______ to contamination
Known ______ must be _____ for |
sensitivity susceptible
artifacts accounted |
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Cons of PCRs |
Due to _____, _____ susceptible to _______
Known artifacts ______ accounted _____ |
sensitivity more contamination
must be for |
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Cons of PCRs |
Due to _______, ________ _____ to ___________
____ _______ ____be _____ for |
Due to sensitivity, more susceptible to contamination
Known artifact must be accounted for |
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cons of PCRs
Test |
Due to sensitivity, more susceptible to contamination
Known artifact must be accounted for |
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Pros and Cons of PCRs |
Pros
Requires small amount of sample Can utilize degraded samples Requires less time
Cons Due to sensitivity, more susceptible to contamination Known artifacts must be accounted for |
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