Gram staining

Tuberculosis (TB) is one of the most lethal infectious disease among worldwide. This disease is known as white plague and as infected individuals for centuries. It was not until the mid 1800s that people discovered that the mode of transmission was spread from person to person, and not hereditary.1 During this time scientists found that TB was contagious and was caused by a specific bacterium. Although, treatment for TB would be introduced over 50 years later, and people who suffered with TB…

Methodology 1. Sampling of the material into various study groups and control group. 2. Creating environmental conditions to mimic a forensic scene. 3. Deriving of pulp & storage of samples. 4. Isolation of DNA from pulp using phenol extraction. 5. DNA quantification and quality assessment using nano spectrophotometry. 6. Obtaining primers & its design. 7. Polymerase Chain Reaction & procedure. 8. Result analysis using Gel Electrophoresis. 9. Statistical data analysis 1) Sampling: Extracted…