Hair Test 1 Flashcards

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exchange theory by

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Edmond Locard

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Locard’s theory

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two objects come into contact always transfer of material

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3
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person transfers his hair to an object

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direct

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4
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direct transfers are always

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primary

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5
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person transfers hair not his

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indirect

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6
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indirect can be

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primary or secondary

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87 study gaudette and tessarolo

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indirect more common than direct, secondary happens in case work

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peabody study

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headgear and sample similar to combing

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contamination issues

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list of protective clothing and separation of victim from suspect

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10
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Picking and tweezing procedure

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10% bleach solution, bindles or boxes

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scraping procedure

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metal spatula, airborne particles, clean everything

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tape lift procedure

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Frei-sulzer 51, grid fashion, different adhesive quality, more than less

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Vacuuming procedure

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special units required, recovers too much, contamination

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14
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microscope plays role in maximizing information

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microscopy

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15
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image not seen directly

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virtual image

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16
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image seen by light rays on screen

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real image

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17
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5-10 times magnification

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magnifying glass

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18
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1500x mag

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compound

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19
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two compounds together

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comparison

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20
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10-125 x mag 3D

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stereoscopic

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21
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light waves to one plane

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polarizing

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22
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visible, ultraviolet, infrared (trace)

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microspectrophotometer

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beam of electrons, million x

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scanning electron microscope

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stay in focus when objective changes

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parfocal

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center of view when objective changes
parcentric
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distance from objective to cover glass
working distance
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field of view and depth of focus both
decrease with increase in magnification
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the ability of the objective lens to resolve fine detail
numerical aperture
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beyond 1000x the numerical aperture of objective
empty magnification
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microscope care
common sense
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stereoscopic microscope also called
dissecting microscope
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collection of pollen and spores
forensic palynology
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pounds and smalldon 2
number of fibers transferred based on area, pressure,number of contacts
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pounds and smalldon 4
mechanisms loose, pulled out, fragments pulled loose
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kidd and robertson
pressure only to a point, polyester and viscose less than cotton, acrylic, wool
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Differential Shedding Phenomenon
blended fabrics don't shed proportionately
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salter study
minor component shed more readily
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proportions refer to weight composition
garment labels
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mitchell and holland case
only wool transferred in blend pants
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polyester cotton mixture
corduroy
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Cordiner 85
more fine fibers collected
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microfibers can create ? times more material
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lowrie and jackson
88% secondary transfer
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persistence
initial loss of 80% in first 4 hours. only 5-10% after 24hours
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robertson 82
longer fibers move easier than short
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pounds and smalldon 75 4th study (three states)
loosely bound, bound, strongly bound
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john glaister 31
cairo egypt, 1700 photomicrographs
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three parts of hair
cortex, cuticle, medulla
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living part of hair
follicle
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hair is made of
keratin
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outer layer of skin
epidermis
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just below epidermis
dermis
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tube shaped sheath around hair under skin
follicle
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goosebump muscle
arrector pili
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cell that produces melanin
melanocyte
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sack shaped gland that produces oily liquid onto the hair
sebacuous gland
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sudoriferous gland
sweat gland
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number of hair follicles on average person/head
5 million, 1 million
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number of actual hairs and growh
100-120K with growth up to 1/2 inch
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hair length is determined by what
anagen phase and genetics
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three stages
anagen catagen telagen
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how many hairs lost each day
50-150
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sign of decomposition in hair
postmortem root banding
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three types of animal hairs
vibrissa, bristle (guard), wool
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four types of human hair
primordial, lanugo, vellus, terminal
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primary or asexual hairs
replace lanugo hair
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secondary or sexual
replace vellus at puberty in pits and pubes
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pigmentation is made of
melanin
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melanin is made from
tyrosine
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black brown pigment
Eumelanin
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red yellow pigment
pheomelanin
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mixed melanins
just mixed
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color decide by
type and size of melanin granules
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three groups of animals
Domestic, commercial fur, deer family
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types of medulla (human)
fragmentary, discontinuous, continuous (amorphous)
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types of medulla (animal)
uniserial. multiserial ladder, vacuolated, lattice, amorphous
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three types of scales
coronal, spinous, imbricate