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EG1003: Introduction to Engineering and Design Biomedical Forensics

Overview Objectives Background information Materials Procedures: Part 1: Forensic Academy Part 2: Murder Mystery Closing and Feedback

Objective Understand and use basic forensic techniques: DNA Extraction Blood Typing Fingerprinting Blood Splatter Analysis Understand how these techniques are used to solve a murder mystery

Process of breaking down cells to reach the nucleus DNA Extraction Process of breaking down cells to reach the nucleus Double layer of lipids Chromatin Made of DNA and protein cell nucleus chromatin chromosome DNA

Long polymer, double-helix shaped Sugar-phosphate backbone DNA Properties Structure Long polymer, double-helix shaped Sugar-phosphate backbone Phosphate group make DNA negatively charged Polarity and solubility: “like dissolves like” Most polar of all biopolymer Soluble in polar solvent: water Precipitated in non-polar solvent: alcohol Helical backbone DNA strands

Forensic Techniques Blood Typing Fingerprinting Drug Testing Using reactions to decode blood Fingerprinting Using observations to differentiate each type Arch, Loop, Whirl Drug Testing Using reagents to determine unidentified powder substance

Materials Fruit sample Plastic cups Non-iodized table salt (NaCl) Ziploc bag Hand soap (clear, unscented) Iron Magic Wand 95% isopropyl alcohol (0 °C) Iron powder Distilled water Blood typing kit Strainer White Paper String Meter stick

Procedural Steps Part 1: Forensic Academy DNA Extraction Fingerprinting Drug Testing Blood Splatter

Procedural Steps Part 2: Murder Mystery Biological Dimensional Analysis Blood Typing Fingerprinting Testing

Closing and Feedback Never let solution foam when or after adding soap Once DNA is extracted, remember to rinse twice After rinsing DNA, ask for TA assistance Keep clear lab notes, have it scanned Have a picture taken of your extracted DNA Have a picture of the banding patterns on gel Give improvements suggestions in lab report Remember to include answers to questions asked in lab manual (YOUR ASSIGNMENT)