Mystery of the Blood Stain

Students as forensic pathologists! Based on a stain of blood found at a fictitious crime scene, a murder has to be resolved. The first thing to do is to check whether the stain is really a blood stain. Next, the blood group and Rhesus factor have to be identified and then compared with samples of…

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Polymerase Chain Reaction

…alternate approach to cloning experiments. It is used in genome projects in DNA mapping and DNA sequencing. PCR amplification is also being applied to forensic and paternity determination, as well as determination of evolutionary relationships. This simulation experiment does not contain human DNA and does…

Mitochondrial DNA Analysis Using PCR

…evolution. This kit shows how PCR is able to amplify DNA from just a few cells. This ability has made PCR very useful to study evolution and in forensics and genetic testing. Your students carry out a simple DNA extraction, followed by PCR, then analyse the results using DNA electrophoresis. Kit includes…

Forensic Science Wound Package

These wounds are the special stick-on wounds found in the Forensic Science Wound Simulation Kit. You receive the 18 wounds developed for forensic science. Use these to augment your existing casualty simulation kit. Wounds Included: Petechiae; Eccymosis; Pattern Ligature; Slash; Shotgun close range…

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Forensic Wounds Simulation Training Kit

This basic trauma evidence-gathering unit contains a series of wounds created specifically for teaching crime scene analysis and forensic scene reconstruction. The details in the wounds are designed to determine types of weapons, direction of force, and other related details that only come with…

DNA Forensics

Become a DNA forensic scientist! Teach the latest innovations in DNA technology and their application to forensic science through this scenario-based DNA murder mystery. Your class will compare the results of the electrophoresis of DNA samples from a “crime scene” as well as from various suspects…

PCR-Thermal Cycler

…it in your classroom! PCR copies a very small starting amount of DNA so it can be analyzed. It won the Nobel Prize in 1993 and is widely used in forensics, medical testing and genetics research. It uses repeated heating and cooling in the presence of the enzyme DNA polymerase to copy a piece of DNA…

Dual DNA Electrophoresis LabStation™

…the following electrophoretic experiments with your students: W55795 Genetic Diagnosis of Cancer Lab W55797 Diagnosing Gene Defects W55798 DNA Forensics W55800 Simulating DNA Paternity Testing