'Hair samples' presentation slideshows

James Derr, Joe Templeton, Natalie Halbert College of Veterinary Medicine Texas A&M University

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Unit 5 Hair and Fiber Analysis

Unit 5 Hair and Fiber Analysis. Students will examine hair and fibers in relation to physical evidence. Unit 5 Vocabulary. Hair shaft Hair cuticle Hair cortex Hair medulla coronal Spinous Imbricate Hair root Hair follicle Hair papilla Hair matrix Anagen phase Catagen phase

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Mercury As An Indicator Of Autism Spectrum Disorder

Mercury As An Indicator Of Autism Spectrum Disorder. Charles Lamar Environmental Testing Laboratories/ Freeport High School Patty Els Environmental Testing Laboratories Edward Irwin Freeport High School. A BSTRACT.

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Mercury As An Indicator Of Autism Spectrum Disorder

Mercury As An Indicator Of Autism Spectrum Disorder. Charles Lamar Environmental Testing Laboratories/ Freeport High School Patty Els Environmental Testing Laboratories Edward Irwin Freeport High School. A BSTRACT.

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Mercury As An Indicator Of Autism Spectrum Disorder

Mercury As An Indicator Of Autism Spectrum Disorder. Charles Lamar Environmental Testing Laboratories/ Freeport High School Patty Els Environmental Testing Laboratories Edward Irwin Freeport High School. A BSTRACT.

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Forensic Science

A Lesson on Hair Identification. Forensic Science. Biology of Hair. Hair is composed of the protein keratin , which is also the primary component of finger and toe nails .

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Pre-Trial Procedures

Pre-Trial Procedures. The Criminal Investigation. Expectations . CL2.01 explain processes of police investigation CL2.02 explain pre-trial procedures, including processing evidence . Objectives. Create and classify your own fingerprint

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CRIME SCENE

CRIME SCENE. Defining a Crime Scene. The only thing consistent about crime scenes is their inconsistency. Primary Crime Scene. The site of the original crime scene the scene of the first criminal activity Any scene that is subsequent to the primary scene is known as secondary.

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Hair Hydration Measurements Using Opto -thermal Radiometry and AquaFlux

Hair Hydration Measurements Using Opto -thermal Radiometry and AquaFlux. Perry Xiao ab and RE Imhof b. a Faculty of ESBE, London South Bank University, 103 Borough Road, London SE1 0AA, UK b Biox Systems Ltd, 103 Borough Road, London SE1 0AA, UK.

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Chapter 5: Hair

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Fibers and Textiles

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Processing the Crime Scene

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Forensic Serology

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At The Crime Scene

At The Crime Scene. Chapter 2. Why are crime scenes valuable?. Place a suspect at the scene Can be used to reconstruct the sequence of events Might provide the modus operandi , motive for the crime (MO). Role of First Responder. First Job = Save lives Detain suspects

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Melissa Gunn, Dave Coltman, Jon Slate, Katie Hartnup, Andrew Leviston

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DO NOW

DO NOW. Pick up Weekly Worksheet from back table Week #5 Write Objective and HW in Agenda Write Essential Question on Weekly Worksheet No Intro Open booklet to Pg. 16. Objective 09/24/12. Compare hair samples in solving the CSI case. Intro. Clue # 5: Unknown Hair Sample (magnified 50x).

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The Death Penalty

The Death Penalty. What is the death penalty?. Death Penalty, good or bad?. By Caitlin Swirbul. The death penalty keeps crime lower. But why kill a criminal to show that killing is wrong?. Is the death penalty a popular punishment?. DNA Innocence Project. How to Learn More

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