Forensics
Intricate details of this forensic evidence/biometrics are called minutiae.
What are fingerprints?
Location of a cell's DNA.
What is the nucleus?
Type of diabetes where the body does not produce enough, or any insulin and is usually diagnosed at a young age.
What is Type 1 Diabetes?
Name of the fluid component of the blood that transports all types of blood cells, nutrients, and proteins around the body.
What is plasma?
Number of pairs of chromosomes in human cells.
What is 23 pairs?
In order to use hair as a DNA sample, this part of the hair must be intact.
What is the root?
Base pairings in DNA.
What are diet and exercise?
Name of the inherited disease found on chromosome 11, where red blood cells are elongated and misshapen causing more blood clots and less circulating oxygen.
What is sickle cell anemia?
The name of the numbering/display system for human chromosomes.
Online presence, tracking devices, and social media accounts account for this type of evidence.
What is digital? Or Digital Footrpint?
Process in which DNA's code is copied onto a strand of RNA.
What is transcription?
Organ insulin is PRODUCED in.
What is the pancreas?
Scientific names for red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets.
What are erythrocytes, leukocytes, and thrombocytes.
Term for #1-22 chromosome pairs.
What is autosomes?
The job duties for this career include collecting, transporting, and processing evidence left at a crime scene.
What is a Forensic Technician?
The organelle where translation takes place.
What are ribosomes?
When blood sugar is low the pancreas releases glucagon, which prompts the liver to release this.
What is glucose?
Blood type that contains A antigens and Anti B antibodies.
What is blood type A?
Genotype for females and males.
What is XX for females and XY for males?
Using the temperature of the body to determine the time of death.
What is algor mortis?
Base that pairs with adenine in mRNA.
What is uracil?
The system in which the body responds to a stimulus to STOP one action and makes no action or an opposite action in an attempt to maintain homeostasis.
What is a negative feedback loop?
Blood type that has NO antigens and both Anti A and Anti B antibodies.
What is blood type O?
Process of division/replication of autosomal cells.
What is mitosis?