Record_________refers to the idea that regardless of the format, the record is complete, reliable, and consistent.

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A: Fingerprints are unique individual characteristics which vary from person to person. No two…

Q: electrophoresis and explain which suspect is not incriminated or guilty in the picture.

A: Gene electrophoresis is a technique which helps to arrange the DNA probe in increasing order

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A: Forensic science is the application of science to those criminal and civil laws that are enforced by…

Q: Please put the answers in a table.

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Q: A claim of indirect infringement can occur even without an act of direct infringement. True O False

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Q: Explain the importance of Document Control and Records Management in the clinical laboratory.  Give…

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Q: The field of view under the 4x objective is 3.3mm and a specimen looks like they can fit about 10…

A: Field of view (FOV) It refers to the maximum area which is visible through the lenses of a…

Q: True or False: Airtight packages make the best containers for blood-containing evidence. ___________

A: There are two  types of blood that can be collected: liquid and dried blood. Liquid blood is…

Q: the different individuals involved in a clinical laboratory (their job specification -qualification,…

A: A laboratory is a place that provides various tests for diagnosing patients' illnesses for their…

Q: The order in which the different methods should be ranked are as follows: Fingerprint Identification…

A: Introduction:- Fingerprint identification :- The automated process of recognising or confirming an…

Q: Identify when in a crime scene DNA may become mixed.

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Q: In the subject Forensic Photography, In your own words, define the term Photography, Light,…

A: Forensic photography is mostly used in criminal cases. There are other methods like gene therapy…

Q: True or False: One of the major deficiencies of forensicscience is the inability of the examiner to…

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Q: Specify what you mean by the word "biometric instrument"

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A: Radiological assessment of findings in connection with a medicolegal investigation is known as…

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A: Mesh is the most common unit of quantification used for screens and sieves. It is used as quality…

Q: SCENARIO: You are police investigator assigned to solve a case of house robbery. In your…

A: DNA (deoxyribonucleic acid) is the genetic material in living beings. DNA patterns are unique among…

Q: SCENARIO: You are police investigator assigned to solve a case of house robbery. In your…

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Q: importance in familiarizing and knowing the uses of common laboratory

A: The question is all about the knowledge and familiarity of common laboratory equipments that is used…

Q: Modern analytical techniques have become so sensitivethat the forensic examiner must be aware of the…

A: Forensic biology is the use of biology to link a person (suspect or victim) to a site or materials…

Q: In a crime lab, what precautions should be taken to make sure the DNA wasn't contaminated?

A: Forensic scientists study and inspect evidence from crime scenes and other locations in order to…

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A: Citations are used to acknowledge persons whose creative and intellectual works you used to support…

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A: Covid-19 is an ongoing pandemic caused due to coronavirus stain. The virus affects the respiratory…

Q: Introduction for the forensic PCR lab report.

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Q: Match the three types of forgeries with their description/example. Blind Forgery Simulated Forgery…

A: Forgery comes in a variety of forms: Forgery that is both simulated and freehand. Forgery that has…

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A: Cedar tree oil is one of the most commonly used immersion oil to view the sample under a microscope…

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Q: What challenges do arson and explosion crime scenes present for investigators?

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Q: Forensic Science Evidence Handling Worksheet Objective: Read the scenario below then identify the…

A: As a detective we sholud maintain a diary to record all the things like statements of the witness ,…

Q: two applications of Spectrophotometric analysis and briefly explain each

A: Spectrophotometry is the subdivision of electromagnetic spectroscopy that deals with the interaction…

Q: Procedures and precautions in silage production.

A: Silage refers to a type of fodder, which is made from green leaves or foliage crops. The fodder is…

Q: Based on the bands in the image below, which suspect was at the crime scene? Crie DNA Suspect 1…

A: dna finger printing is a technique which matches dna of individuals based on single nucleotide…

Q: The two main functions of biometrics are ___________and _________ .

A: Biometrics are body measurements and calculations associated with human characteristics. It is used…

Q: The individuality of a fingerprint (is, is not) determinedby its pattern.

A: Fingerprints are the old and most correct way for the identification of a person. The fingerprint is…

Q: Conclusion of biometric technology

A: Biometrics are physical or behavioral human characteristics that can be used to digitally identify a…

Q: Drag and drop the items to the parts of the research paper

A: YEAR OF PUBLICATION TITLE OF THE PAPER PAGE RANGE ACESS LINK NAME OF THE JOURNAL NAME(S) OF THE…

Q: Starting from the crime scene, explain the steps you would follow to collect, preserve, and identify…

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Q: Darrell was incarcerated for years due to a crime but was exonerated based on DNA evidence. Which of…

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Q: 2. Why do we use samples in the collection of data?

A: Introduction Scientific data:- It is defined as information collected using particular methods for a…

Q: rubric give a clear topic, three or more relevant supporting details, and complete explanation

A: Scientists believe this common ancestor existed five to eight million years ago. Shortly thereafter,…