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Forensic Serological Comparison Slide Set
Identify Morphological Differences
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Ward's® Simulated Blood For Micro hematocrit Value Determination
Students learn how to use a micro hematocrit to determine percent of solids in blood using simulated blood.
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Edvotek® Precision and Proof: Forensic Biotechnology Skills Training
Hands on forensic practice and evidence understanding.
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Innovating Science® Presumptive Blood Test Kit
Learn about how to test for the presence of blood on materials.
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Magnetic Blood Types Made Easy Manipulatives
These magnetic blood types manipulatives are ideal for full classroom demonstrations. Invite students to participate in an interactive lesson with this set of magnetic manipulatives.
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Ward's® DNA Whodunit Lab Activity
Simulate the Actual Procedure Used in Forensic Science, Without Hardware
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Innovating Science® Chemiluminescence in Blood Stain Detection
Learn about how crime scene investigators use chemiluminescence to test for blood stains.
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Innovating Science® Forensic Chemistry of Blood Typing
Be the forensic scientists!
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Innovating Science® Understanding Blood Type Interactions Through Simulated Blood Typing
Learn about blood typing and how it is useful in blood transfusion science.
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Usage of Restriction Enzymes in DNA Fingerprinting Analysis
Compare DNA Banding Patterns
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Innovating Science® Diagnosis of White Blood Cell Counts
Learn about white blood cells, a critical part of the immune system, protecting the body from foreign invaders such as bacteria and viruses.
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Innovating Science® Genetics of Blood Types
Learn about the genetics that determine blood type, the possible inheritance patterns, and how they express themselves.
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Innovating Science® Forensics Using Simulated Blood
Learn about blood typing and how it is useful in a forensic investigation.
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Simulated Blood Typing "Whodunit" Kit
What Is It Like to Analyze a Crime Scene?