Title page for E-project-102609-152250

Project Type IQP

Submission date 2009-10-26

Authors
Bryan Gaw, CE
Winnie Muyia Nabea, CM

URN E-project-102609-152250

Division Law and Technology

Title DNA FINGERPRINTING

Advisor
Adams, David S., BB

Availability restricted

Abstract
Many argue that DNA fingerprinting is the greatest tool in forensic science today, but this has not always been the case. This project investigates the process of DNA typing, describes how it is executed, and investigates its route to become a powerful technology in forensics and in the US legal system. Finally, the authors of this report provide their own conclusions about this powerful new technology.

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Project Type	IQP
Submission date	2009-10-26
Authors	Bryan Gaw, CE Winnie Muyia Nabea, CM
URN	E-project-102609-152250
Division	Law and Technology
Title	DNA FINGERPRINTING
Advisor	Adams, David S., BB
Availability	restricted
Abstract Many argue that DNA fingerprinting is the greatest tool in forensic science today, but this has not always been the case. This project investigates the process of DNA typing, describes how it is executed, and investigates its route to become a powerful technology in forensics and in the US legal system. Finally, the authors of this report provide their own conclusions about this powerful new technology.
Files	IQPPDF.pdf indicates that a file or directory is accessible from the WPI campus network only.