DNA Fingerprints
Blood Spatter
Toxicology
Death
Forensic Anthropology
100

Pattern of DNA fragments obtained by examining a person’s unique sequence of DNA base pairs

What is a DNA fingerprint?

100

The term that refers to the clumping of red blood cells

What is agglutination?

100

Drugs with no current accepted medical use in the US

What is Illegal/Schedule I or II

100

The cooling of body temperature after death

What is algor mortis?

100

Who is known as the Father of Forensic Anthropology?

Who is Thomas Dwight

200

Introns are also referred to as this

Junk DNA/noncoding DNA


200

Which test for blood spatter produces light when possible blood is present?

What is luminol test?

200

Drugs whose sale, possession, and use are restricted in the US

What is controlled (substance)?

200

The discoloration of a dead body caused by blood cells leaking hemoglobin (be specific)

What is lividity?

200

The easiest way to determine the gender of a skeleton is to examine this

What is the pelvis?

(pelvic bones)

300

A method used to make millions of copies of a specific segment of DNA from a very small amount of DNA

Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR)

300

Small secondary droplets around the main blood spatter drop are called:

What are satellite droplets?

300

Type of testing used to narrow down the identity of a toxin

What is presumptive testing?

300

The study of insects as they pertain to crime scene investigation: forensic __________.

entomology

300

the name of the computer program that enables forensic anthropologists to perfonsrm metric analyses on skeletal remains

What is FORDISC

400

Mitochondrial DNA is different from nuclear DNA because:

It is circular in shape/inherited only from the mother

400

Which test uses antibodies that react to human blood to tell if mammal blood is from a human?

What is the ELISA test?

400

Who is known as the Father of Forensic Toxicology?

Mattieu Orfila

400

If someone has been shot, they may die from loss of blood, or this . . .

What is exsanguination?

400

the places where pieces of a baby's skull are matched but not yet ossified.

what are sutures?

500

The US database for DNA profiles is called this

What is CODIS?

500

The study of blood applied to crime 

Forensic _____________

What is serology?

500

Ricin is a bioterrorism agent derived from what plant?

What is the castor bean?

500

To take a corpse’s temperature, forensic investigators insert a thermometer into this

What is the corpse's stomach?

500

the organization known as JPAC was founded to do this

What is to find, identify, and return the bodies of soldiers to their families?