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Apr 24, 2024
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CHEM 586 - Biochemical and Instrumental Analysis in Forensic Science
3 Credits
The application of biochemical and instrumental techniques in the analysis of various types of physical evidence. Explores commonly employed techniques for the identification of fire and explosion debris, gunshot residues, fibers, and other polymers. Students also acquire an understanding of current methods of forensic analysis of biological materials, such as PCR and immunoassay. Also discusses the unique problems associated with the testing and comparison of materials collected at crime scenes or from other, uncontrolled sources.
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