Forensics 6-7 Quiz

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What year was the earliest record of studying for fingerprints?

1684

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How many distinct fingerprint patterns were described in 1823 by Jan Evangelist Purkyn?

9

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Who noted that the arrangement of skin ridges is never duplicated in two persons?

Johann Christoph Andreas Mayer

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How long has DNA evidence been used to investigate crimes, establish paternity, and identify victims of war crimes?

Since the 1980s

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Who created the ten card and in what year?

Sir Edmund Richard Henry in 1896

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What is another term for fingerprints?

ridge patterns

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What do secretions consist of in fingerprints?

sweat glands; mainly water, oils, and salts

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What layer of the epidermis are fingerprints created?

Basal layer

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What type of structure does DNA form?

Double helix

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What is different about mitochondria?

Has it’s own DNA inherited only from the mother

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What are the four types of nitrogenous bases?

Adenine, Cytosine, Guanine, Thymine

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Alleles

One of two or more alternative forms of a gene

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What are unique ridge patterns called?

Minutiae

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What are patent fingerprints?

visible prints left on a smooth surface when liquid comes in contact with the hands and is transferred onto that surface

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What is a Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)?

Method used to rapidly make multiple copies of a specific segment of DNA

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What is DNA fingerprinting (profiling)?

used to determine identity or parentage

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What does the Integrated Automated Fingerprint System do?

digitally analyzes fingerprints and find matches in a short amount of time

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What is tissue matching and when is it used?

When two samples have the same band pattern and are from the same person; It’s used when the DNA fingerprint from crime-scene evidence matches the DNA fingerprint from a suspect

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Why are STR’s becoming the preferred method of analysis?

It has better accuracy and its small and partially degraded DNA samples may be analyzed to identify individuals

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What is the complimentary strand?  CGTCTAGCACT

GCAGATCGTGA