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CSI Web Adventures: Case 1 - Quiz

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    Forensic Science - Forensic Biology, Toxicology Lab, Firearms and Toolmarks, Medical Examiner
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  • DNA is located in the _______of a cell.
    Nucleus
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  • Is it possible for two people to have the same DNA? How?
    Yes, identical twins
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  • Forensic biologists compare DNA samples by looking at how many markers?
    13
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  • The PCR technique:
    makes millions of copies of the DNA markers
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  • The four steps of DNA processing are:
    Extract, Amplify, Separate, Analyze
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  • Vitreous humor is found in the:
    eye
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  • What does SCREENING test accomplish?
    checks for the presence or absence of chemicals
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  • What happens to a chemical when it is analyzed by the Gas Chromatography/Mass Spectrometer (GC/MS)?
    It is broken into fragments which are each counted to create a graph
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  • A mass spectrum of a chemical:
    will be unique, unlike the mass spectrum of any other chemicals
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  • How do CSIs ensure that evidence does not get tampered with?
    Anytime someone examines evidence, they must sign a Chain of Custody form
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  • What is a positive control?
    a sample prepared by the toxicologist which has a specific chemical present
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  • The _______marks the bullet with the gun’s unique characteristics.
    Rifling
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  • What is the caliber of this bullet?
    9mm
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  • Where do investigators test fire a suspected gun in order to get individual characteristics of the gun?
    in a water tank
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  • What equipment do investigators use to analyze striations on bullets?
    Comparison microscope
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  • A 9mm bullet was collected from the victim, and two firearms were found at the crime scene. Both gun 1 and gun 2 use 9mm bullets. How can the investigators determine which gun fired the bullet?
    Test fire the suspected guns and compare the bullet striations to the fatal bullet.
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