FSC100 week 6-12 UPDATED ACTUAL Questions and CORRECT Answers
1. Fields in Forensic Serology
Biology DNA
2. Serology Body fluid identification. Serology techniques are used to screen evidence items for
the presence and type of body fluid decomposition. It's targets the bio chemicals
and cells that defined a distinctive functional characteristics of different body fluids
for example haemoglobin in blood and spermatozoa in semen
3. Serologist Six to identify class evidence such as human and nonhuman biological Materials
for example blood, body fluids and hair/fibres
4. DNA Deoxyribonucleic acid Analysis
5. DNA Found in every cell with a nucleus which includes body fluids, hair, teeth and bone
6. Profiling This is derived from the analysis of genetic materials for comparative analysis and
identification purposes
7. What kind Of evi- Class evidence
dence is serology
8. What type of evi- Latent evidence
dence is DNA
9. What is the Spi- Sugar phosphate backbone
ral(helix) in DNA
10. What is the Guanine and cytosine - base pairs
staircase (based) Adenine and Thymine
called in DNA
11. Composition of a Long chains of nucleotides
helix A phosphate group
, A type of sugar called deoxyribose
One of four nitrogen containing bases
12. What holds the hydrogen bonds
double helix to-
gether?
13. Sub groups are Base pairs
called
14. What do strands Codes of proteins that give genetic information like height, hair texture, skin colour,
of dna form hair colour
15. Structures carry- Chromosomes
ing dna molec-
ular strands are
called
16. How many mole- One
cules of dna are
in each chromo-
some
17. One cell's collec- Genome
tion of chromo-
somes is known
as
18. How many chro- A genome of 23 chromosomes from each parent
mosomes do
humans inherit
from their par-
ents
1. Fields in Forensic Serology
Biology DNA
2. Serology Body fluid identification. Serology techniques are used to screen evidence items for
the presence and type of body fluid decomposition. It's targets the bio chemicals
and cells that defined a distinctive functional characteristics of different body fluids
for example haemoglobin in blood and spermatozoa in semen
3. Serologist Six to identify class evidence such as human and nonhuman biological Materials
for example blood, body fluids and hair/fibres
4. DNA Deoxyribonucleic acid Analysis
5. DNA Found in every cell with a nucleus which includes body fluids, hair, teeth and bone
6. Profiling This is derived from the analysis of genetic materials for comparative analysis and
identification purposes
7. What kind Of evi- Class evidence
dence is serology
8. What type of evi- Latent evidence
dence is DNA
9. What is the Spi- Sugar phosphate backbone
ral(helix) in DNA
10. What is the Guanine and cytosine - base pairs
staircase (based) Adenine and Thymine
called in DNA
11. Composition of a Long chains of nucleotides
helix A phosphate group
, A type of sugar called deoxyribose
One of four nitrogen containing bases
12. What holds the hydrogen bonds
double helix to-
gether?
13. Sub groups are Base pairs
called
14. What do strands Codes of proteins that give genetic information like height, hair texture, skin colour,
of dna form hair colour
15. Structures carry- Chromosomes
ing dna molec-
ular strands are
called
16. How many mole- One
cules of dna are
in each chromo-
some
17. One cell's collec- Genome
tion of chromo-
somes is known
as
18. How many chro- A genome of 23 chromosomes from each parent
mosomes do
humans inherit
from their par-
ents