Forensic Genetics

Program Summary

What is forensic genetics?
From biological materials (blood and blood stains, semen stains, tissues and organs, bones and teeth, hair and nails, saliva, urine and other biological materials at the crime scene, criminal cases, forensic medicine such as murder, sexual assault, theft, etc. Genetic information is used that Obtained from liquids). Thanks to this information, an attempt has been made to determine whether there is a relationship between the suspect and the accident. In identifying the object, the profiles of the mother, father and child DNA are extracted and the proportions are reached by comparison. Forensic genetics answers these questions.

DNA analyzes are used to identify biological samples from the scene and to determine the relationships between parenting and kinship. In this context, courses dealing with contemporary methods that enable significant use of DNA technology (STR, SNP, InDel, Y-chromosome and mitochondrial DNA) determination in forensic identification are aimed at assessing, interpreting, and reporting on results.