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The
Case of Romeo and Juliet
Lab
Write-up is due Wednesday 9-17-08.
Lab should include:
1. All Evidence parts: Trace,
Fingerprints. Documents and forgery, Entomology, and Gel
electrophoresis/ DNA Fingerprint.
2. Title, Background
Information, Data (see above), Analysis and Conclusion.
Analysis- This is where you analyze the data. You should
mention each area of evidence in this section and
pertinent information for each section. (trace,
entomology, fingerprints and Documents and Gel Electrophoresis).
Conclusion- Remember the Conclusion needs to include Who you
think committed the crime and give evidence to support your
decision. Due 9-17-08
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STUDY
FOR THE FOUNDATIONS AND FORENSICS EXAM (Exam will be on
Lab Day 9-17-08.) STUDY EVERYTHING
WE HAVE DONE IN THIS UNIT. The Test is 40 Multiple Choice
questions.
Study these items:
*
Foundation Notes (back of pg 2-pg a)
* Temperature Lab
* Blood Stain Lab
* Microscope Lab
* Conversions
You can stop by any morning
or after school to pick up your graded labs or homework.
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Using the X-Y scatter graph you
made last week,
answer these questions directly on your graph. Be sure to show your
work. These questions can also be found in your red lab
book (back of p H): Techniques and Tools in Biology-Activity 3:
Temperature Indications in a Homicide. Questions #1-6.
This is to be handed-in 9-17-08.
CH. 2: The Chemistry of Life:
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Read text pg.
14-15. Visit the Week 4 Discussion Board and post your
response to the question given for Week 4.
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Read pages
16-25 in your textbook. Take notes on your own (1
pg) minimum- HANDWRITTEN. Your choice as to the system you use
to outline. Please do not simply make a list of vocabulary
terms.) This Information should be familiar.
If you are having problems with this section, please come in and ask
for help.
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Complete Red Lab Book notes on p. 4 and p. 5
- The Chemistry of Life. Use the power point presentation for
Chapter 2. This is found on
learningpoint Human
Biology Online -under
Course Documents: Chapter 2 powerpoint. (do notes thru and including pH)
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Complete Week 4 Discussion Board question found
on Learningpoint.
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