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Fingerprinting

What is a Fingerprint?. Creates grip and friction, allowing us to pick things upTraction provided by ridges on toes and soles of the feetRidges create patterns that can be transferred with certain substances (oil, dirt, ink, etc). Skin. . History of Fingerprinting. Cliffs of Nova Scotia

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Fingerprinting

Fingerprinting. By Melissa Chang. Fingerprinting: Introduction. What Is a Fingerprint?.

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Are you currently dreaming about becoming a a great deal coveted person who can do some critical financial analysis? Have you always loved paying attention to detail and solving numbers?

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Fingerprinting

Fingerprinting . Forensic Science. Forensic Science. Fingerprinting . Is it a match? . You will be given 2 prints. Compare the second print to this print. Can you determine if it is a match? . Major patterns. What are the distinguishing patterns of these fingerprints?

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Fingerprinting

Fingerprinting. Forensics 352. Fundamental Principles of Fingerprints. A fingerprint is an individual characteristic . A fingerprint remains unchanged during an individual’s lifetime .

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Fingerprinting

Fingerprinting. Courtesy of C. Fanning. Crystal Violet. Chapter 15. Courtesy of C. Fanning. Courtesy of C. Fanning. Red Fluorescent. Inked. Prints. Making prints Rolling prints Modus operandi Identifying prints Ridge count 3 types- loop, whorl, arch Minutiae Lifting prints

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Fingerprinting

Fingerprinting. The study of fingerprints is called dactylography . Points are plotted to on a grid, like a graph, which makes it easier to compare prints.

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Fingerprinting

Fingerprinting. =. Fingerprints Whorls and all. By Jonti Ridley. So, What are fingerprints and fingerprinting?.

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Fingerprinting. By: Amritha Siby. Fingerprints are a great way to begin solving a crime because no two people have the same fingerprints. There are different ways to lift a fingerprint here are a few :

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Fingerprinting

Chapter 14 Notes Part 1. Fingerprinting. James Earl Ray: Conspirator or Lone Gunman?. In 1968, James Earl Ray was arrested for the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. . James Earl Ray: Conspirator or Lone Gunman?.

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Fingerprinting

Fingerprinting. Objectives. Discuss the history of fingerprinting Describe the characteristics of fingerprinting Identify the basic types of fingerprints Describe how criminals attempt to alter their fingerprints Determine the reliability of fingerprints as a means of identification

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Fingerprinting

Fingerprinting. What is a Fingerprint?. A skin pattern created by the papillary ridges in the dermal layer of skin. These ridges cause the epidermis to change shape and form a “print”. 1 http://www.humanthermodynamics.com/jht/fingerprints.html. How do fingerprints develop?.

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Fingerprinting

Fingerprinting. Why do we have fingerprints?. “ Friction Ridge Skin ” Provides a firm grasp & resists slippage. Found on the palm side of fingers & hands, soles of feet and toes. Formation occurs during fetal development . Fingerprints do NOT change over a lifetime.

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DNA FINGERPRINTING

DNA FINGERPRINTING. The story…. 1) Provide a timeline 2) Draw a family tree 3) How could you explain Tom’s resemblance to TJ? 4) Why is the Y chromosome a good marker? 5) What is a haplotype ? 6)How can the descendants be used to indicate paternity?. DNA. Double helix A = T C = G.

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DNA FINGERPRINTING. Instructor Terry Wiseth. NEXT SLIDE. Marker Board

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Mutual Funds and Regulation Other Investment Company Products Todd Cipperman, Esq. November 1, 2007. FINRA Disclaimer on content herein:.

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DNA Fingerprinting

DNA Fingerprinting. Mark Bailey Vicki L. Burnett Walker B. Carroll. What is it?. Series of techniques used to differentiate one subject’s DNA from another Compares hypervariable regions, or variable numbers of tandem repeats (VNTRs) Synonyms are DNA profiling, DNA typing, DNA fingerprinting.

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Fingerprinting

The science: accuracy, reliability and interpretation Andrew P. Read Professor of Human Genetics, University of Manchester. Fingerprinting. A cornerstone of forensic crime scene investigation A fingerprint ‘match’ is a matter of expert opinion

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Fingerprinting

Fingerprinting. The study of fingerprints for identification purposes is known as dactylography or dactyloscopy . Your fingers, toes, feet, palms, and lips are covered with small ridges that are raised portions of the skin, arranged in connected units called dermal , or friction , ridges.

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Fingerprinting

Fingerprinting. Prehistoric. In ancient Babylon, fingerprints were used on clay tablets for business transactions. In ancient China, thumb prints were found on clay seals. July of 1858.

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Fingerprinting. Aim Fingerprint 1a – What is a fingerprint?. Stupid Crime of the D ay. A man and his girlfriend were robbing a convenience store. While waiting for her boyfriend to finish getting the money, the woman noticed a contest entry form.

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