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Myriam Nafte Brian Dalrymple Copyright © 2010 Myriam Nafte and Brian Dalrymple

 DNA fingerprints  DNA – structure and function  The DNA fingerprint – the first case  DNA fingerprinting, typing and profiling  DNA extraction  The use of DNA: standards and protocols  CODIS: the DNA database  Fingerprinting Copyright © 2010 Myriam Nafte and Brian Dalrymple

 Fingerprinting  Dermatoglyphics  History  Grew  Galton  Henry  Faulds Galton Faulds Copyright © 2010 Myriam Nafte and Brian Dalrymple

 Fingerprinting  Genetics  Identical Twins  Composition Copyright © 2010 Myriam Nafte and Brian Dalrymple

 Fingerprinting  Friction skin  Classification  Pattern Types Copyright © 2010 Myriam Nafte and Brian Dalrymple

 Fingerprinting  Latent, patent and plastic Copyright © 2010 Myriam Nafte and Brian Dalrymple

 Fingerprinting  Livescan  AFIS: Automated Fingerprint Identification System Copyright © 2010 Myriam Nafte and Brian Dalrymple

 Fingerprinting  Fingerprint development  Nonporous  Powder  Cyanoacrylate /dye  VMD  Iodine Copyright © 2010 Myriam Nafte and Brian Dalrymple

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