Across
- 3. Visible prints due to the transfer of substances from fingers to another object.
- 5. Blood type, hair (without the follicle)
- 6. Used to cut DNA into bands
- 10. Study of bugs
- 11. Method of fingerprint development that quickly disappears
- 13. This type of fingerprint is found in moldable substances.
- 15. Test involves formation of crystals.
- 16. Clumping of red blood cells due to antigen/antibody reaction
- 19. Temperature change in the body after death.
- 20. Reacts with bleach, plant materials and OH yeah, blood
- 21. Use to develop latent fingerprints. Prints appear off-white.
- 25. Fingerprints, DNA
- 29. Y-shaped foreign substance attacker
- 30. Used to create identical copies of DNA
- 31. Human or animal?
- 32. DNA database
- 33. The belief that popular crime shows have lead to a demand for more scientific evidence to convict.
Down
- 1. clumps with A antibodies and Rh antibodies
- 2. Small characteristics in fingerprints that allow them to be individualized.
- 4. Determines the blood type of a person
- 5. When a crime is implied but was not directly observed.
- 7. This DNA analysis method looks for short repeating base sequences
- 8. Method used to analyze DNA.
- 9. Stiffening of body after death
- 12. Study of bite marks and dental records
- 14. Asymmetric whorl
- 17. Must use chemicals to make visible.
- 18. Pairs with thymine
- 22. When a test indicates a substance is present but actually is not.
- 23. turns pink in the presence of blood
- 24. Discoloration of body after death due to pooling of blood.
- 25. fingerprint database
- 26. When a person can be linked to a crime by observation of the actual crime (eyewitness, video)
- 27. Used to separate fragments of DNA in bands by applying charge.
- 28. Most common fingerprint pattern