Outline of Research Paper

Outline of Research Paper

Introduction

DNA has been long used for the tracking of the crime and to solve the mystery behind the problem which has arisen. The DNA (Deoxyribonucleic Acid) has been used a tool for the forensic specialists to extract the information regarding, who has been involved in the crime committed. The DNA has special information which is unique in every being exist on planet earth. It can be found in the hair, blood, semen, human and animal tissues etc and varies on individual basis. A DNA structure and information of a parent can not be the same as of his off-springs. We all exist on this planet with unique and different DNA information. In this assignment, we will be discussing the limitations of DNA in Forensic Sciences. Forensic Sciences is a field of science which deals with the purposes of law and provides a scientific impartial evidence for the use of law/court, like for instance, trial and criminal investigation. Forensic Science is a subject with multidisciplinary concept derived from chemistry and biology that draws conclusions on the basis of drawing principals, it also have geology, physics and social science involved in partial ways.

Discussion

The Criminal activities are tracked by the crime scene investigators who are perfect and experiences in knowing and tracking the information required for the proofing purposes. The evidences found are extracted by means of different technologies used nowadays. The use of technology which are commonly used and known to most of us are, chromatography which identifies the seized drugs, the DNA profiling which helps in the identification the murder's suspects found at the crime scene from the bloodstream, and the identification of the microscopic fragments of paint by means of the LASER Raman Spectroscopy.

Most of our DNA is identical to the others. Yet, there ...