Forensic Science Trivia Game!

[chrissy0]

Yup...it combines the likelihood ratio with a priori info to estimate the strength of a piece of evidence. But, it was named after Rev. Thomas Bayes, who was an 18th century mathemetician.

Your question!

 

[Guest]

okay my question is
What are the four DNA Nucleotide bases?

 

[chrissy0]

Adenine, Cytosine, Guanine, and Thymine. Had to memorize that for Biology :lol:

 

[Guest]

Same here, you are right, your question.

 

[chrissy0]

ok
What are the 5 methods, other than dusting, for developing/revealing/lifting latent fingerprints?

 

[Guest]

Well you can use Super Glue Fuming also known as Cyanoacrylate Fuming, Iodine Fuming, ALS(UV or Flouresent), Ninhydrin there are many other chemical methods as well such as Silver Nitrate, Amido Black etc.
Or did you want Fuming, Chemical, ALS, Visual can't think of a fifth

 

[CSI3]

Cyanoacrlate/Super Glue,
Nihidryin,
ALS,
Ultraviolet Light,
Silver iodide?

 

[chrissy0]

Yep CSI3. Silver Iodide was the 5th method I was thinking of. The other day I was reading about a newly developed 6th method, using a laser to supercharge particles to reveal a latent print...it was interesting. Your question.

 

[CSI3]

Yay! I was right!
What is the name of the toxin secreted by blowfish?

 

[Guest]

tetrodoxin
I think

 

[CSI3]

Yup! Your turn!

 

[Guest]

i'll pass! i like answering questions! i hate asking them!

 

[Selina]

Ok, so I jump in here

What is a ten-card?

 

[Guest]

A fingerprint reference card containing spaces and prints for all ten fingers. After that, you can have fun with the Henry System!

 

[Agertays]

HEH yeh i aggreee with the fist part, but i dont know what the second part is about