Saturday, February 6, 2010

Dna Fingerprinting Lab Answers Forensic Science Help?

Forensic Science help? - dna fingerprinting lab answers

1) The systematic classification of the fingerprints are used to determine

a. Finger
b. Palms
c. All answers are correct
d. Toe

2) Chemical methods for the implementation of visible signs are often used in

a. hard, smooth surfaces,
b. Walls and Light Switch
c. absorbent surfaces
d. Handrails

3) Once a print is visible, is the impression

a. the object is always returned to the laboratory for later identification
b. photographed with a ruler on the photo
c. the object with the print is wrapped in plastic and in the laboratory for
d. the object with the print is wrapped in paper and returned to the laboratory

4) When the DNA evidence, fingerprints

Others tend to change.
b. solve cases much less in recent years.
c. are not as accurate.
d. DVA has continued to outstrip the evidence insolving criminal

5) The case of People v. Jennings is important because

a. was the acceptance of fingerprints in the American legal system.
b.helped establish AFIS
c. That had nothing to do with fingerprints. In this case, DNA testing was.
d. Jennings who helped are innocent.

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before anyone says anything ...
I have this ..
I just have to see to help, whether it is right ...

their answers will be selected ..

1) A.
2) c.
3) A.
4) D.
5) B.

correct me with the correct answer, if I'm wrong and explain why it's okay if you can

1 comments:

kumorifo... said...

1 C. fingers, toes, fingers and palms are unique to each individual, and can be ordered by the same method.

2 C. Correct

3 b. Some objects can not move, but photography always possible. In addition, if a problem occurs, it is good to have a clear picture of the press in advance have.

4 A. fingerprints can really change. They disappear by manual labor, may, by fire, DNA, etc. May are damaged scar is a constant throughout our lives, except a bone marrow transplant, and then only in the blood.

5 No, I have no idea, I've never heard of this case.

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