DNA Evidence
Hair and Fingerprint Evidence
Blood
Toxicology
Heart of the Matter
100

The part of blood that cannot be used for DNA

Red blood cells

100

DNA in hair is found in this structure

The root or bulb of the hair

100

The liquid portion of blood

Plasma

100

A rapid test that identifies the presence or absence of a family of drugs is called

A presumptive test

100

The most muscular chamber of the heart

Left ventricle

200

The technique that breaks a DNA strand into smaller chunks at specific locations

Enzyme restriction digestion

200

The three major types of fingerprint patterns

Whorl, loop and arch

200

The scientific name for white blood cells

leukocytes

200

The act of stomach acid and enzymes breaking down stomach contents is this form of digestion

Chemical

200

The only arteries carrying deoxygenated blood in the body. 

Pulmonary arteries

300

The technique used to run DNA pieces out in order to visualize DNA matches.

Gel electrophoresis

300

The outermost layer of the hair strand.

The cuticle

300

Scientific name for the blood component responsible for blood clotting 

Thrombocytes 

300

Small molecules the form byproducts from metabolism are called: 

Metabolites

300

The valve between the left atrium and left ventricle.

The mitral or bicuspid valve.

400

The four DNA base pairs

Adenine, guanine, cytosine, thymine

400

The small differences in a fingerprint

Minutiae 

400

Universal donor blood is this blood type

O

400

An example of a definitive or confirmatory test in toxicology

Gas chromotography

400

The large vein that returns blood from the lower portion of the body to the heart. 

Inferior vena cava

500

The two types of cuts made by restriction enzyme digestion

sticky ends and blunt ends

500

Minimum required for a certain fingerprint match

12 point match

500

A blood sample that agglutinates in response to both Antigen A and Antigen B is what blood type?

AB blood

500

Acetylsalicylic acid is also known as what common medication?

Aspirin

500

The vessels visible on the outside of the heart that provide blood to the heart muscle. 

Coronary arteries