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| A substance that can stimulate the body to make antibodies |
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| clumping of red blood cells, will result with different antigens are mixed |
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| Person who discovered human blood types |
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| a mixture of Phenolphthalein and hydrogen peroxide; the bloods hemoglobin will form a deep pink color |
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| add specific chemicals to the blood to make it form crystals with portions of the hemoglobin |
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| Reacts in causing the blood to turn a greenish color |
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| Reacts with blood to produce |
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| Blood is injected into a rabbit, antibodies are formed, blood is extracted and will react with human proteins |
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| Absorption- Elution Technique |
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| way to test dried blood for antibodies |
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| Created Absorption- Elution Test |
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| Famous Criminalogist. Examined blood stain patterns in the Sam Sheppard Case |
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| Shape blood droplets stay while the are falling |
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| 0.03cc- 0.15cc. Not the same for all |
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| How do you tell where a blood stain is traveling from |
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| The pointed end of the blood stain faces the direction the stain is traveling. |
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| image is recognized and may be identified with a particular object |
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| Wet blood is transferred to a surface which did not have blood on it at first |
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| Non blood baring object moves through a wet bloodstain |
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| High Velocity blood speed |
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| Medium velocity blood stains |
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| width/ angle length of satin |
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| individual evidence for blood |
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| Father of modern bloodstain pattern analysis |
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| mitochondrian chromosomes |
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| How many people are considered secretors |
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