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Hair: DNA & Collection

Medulla of Different Species Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company                                   Ennis Cosby Ennis Cosby, a vacationing graduate student from Columbia University in New York City, was fatally shot January 16, 1997, while changing a flat tire on a dark road near a Los Angeles freeway. Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company A single human hair, roots intact, that was found in a knit cap wrapped around a .38-cal. revolver connected with the murder. Ballistic tests suggest that the bullet that killed Cosby came from that gun, and DNA testing links the hair to MIKAIL MARKHASEV. Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company One problem: when the L.A.P.D.'s lab technicians inspected the cap after it was found in March 1997, they found only "shed" hairs without roots; reliable DNA testing requires the root. Nine months later, after it became clear that the case would depend heavily on witnesses with criminal pasts or shaky memories and that physical evidence linking Markhasev to the murder weapon was sorely needed, the cap was checked again. This time, technicians found a single, rooted hair, one that matched the defendant's with a probability of 1 in 15,000. Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

How can we get nuclear DNA from a hair sample? A forcibly removed hair from the anagen phase of growth Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company Should we expect to find nuclear DNA from a root at a scene without a violent struggle? No Why? Naturally shed (telogen phase) hairs typically provide an inadequate amount of nuclear DNA Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company Root: Anagen Phase Initial growth phase during which hair follicle is actively producing hair, phase may last 6 years, root is flame like in appearance When pulled this root may contain a follicular tag (rich source of DNA) Anagen hair root Root w/ follicular tag Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company When pulled from the head, many hairs will be found with a follicular tag Follicular tag-- a translucent piece of tissue surrounding the hair's shaft near the root Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

Can the hair shaft itself provide DNA? Yes! Mitochondrial DNA Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company Mitochondrial DNA Found outside the nucleus Passed down from mother to child 100s to 1000s of copies of mtDNA in a cell Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company mtDNA Testing This process is more difficult and costly than using nuclear DNA. Less discriminatory 16,000 base pairs vs. 3,000,000,000 nuclear DNA base pairs Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company In nuclear DNA evidence, the statistical probability of someone other than the accused having the same DNA is extremely small (usually less than one in the population of the world). Whereas, mtDNA probability values are large (the lowest probability is the total size of the current database, i.e. one in 4,839 individuals). Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company Meet Henry Coffer. He's trying to set a Guinness World Record for the largest hairball. His hairball weighs 167 lbs! Henry's a barber in Charleston, MO, and he's been collecting hair for quite some time. He started collecting it for a friend who used it in his watermelon patch to ward of coyotes. Well, the friend stopped growing watermelons, but Henry kept collecting hair. Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company Collection of Hair Questioned hairs must be accompanied by an adequate number of control samples. from victim from possible suspects from others who may have deposited hair at the scene Control Sample 50 full-length hairs from all areas of scalp 24 full-length pubic hairs Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

What are some techniques for collecting hair evidence from a scene? Visually observed- Hand preferred over tweezers Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

What are some techniques for collecting hair evidence from a scene? Clear tape can be used to lift hairs from a variety of surfaces Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

What are some techniques for collecting hair evidence from a scene? Vacuum method Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

What are some techniques for collecting hair evidence from a scene? Shaking in bag Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

What are some techniques for collecting hair evidence from a scene? Brushing, scraping, shaking over white paper Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company

Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company Combing Rape victim- Pubic region Kendall/Hunt Publishing Company