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    The document summarizes DNA evidence and forensic DNA processes. It discusses the history of the Philippine National Police Forensic DNA Laboratory from 1988 to 2014. It also describes nuclear DNA and mitochondrial DNA, noting that mitochondrial DNA passes maternally and can be used when nuclear DNA is unavailable. The document then briefly outlines DNA evidence collection procedures and terms like STR profiling, latent prints, and evidence release timelines.

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    Internship – Seminar II

    January 30, 3022

    FORENSIC DNA
    by Junadel Largo Kato, RMT

    DNA EVIDENCE
     Philippibe National Police Forensic DNA Laboratory
    o 1988 – started worldwide
    o 2001 – started in the Philippines; forensic DNA
    laboratory was activated
    o 2012 – NEW DNA building was inaugurated
    o 2013 – CODIS (Combined DNA Index System)
    database was installed
     is the generic term used to describe the  Elements that are not detected in the nuclear DNA can be
    FBI’s program of support for criminal justice found in the mitochondrial DNA
    DNA databases, as well as the software  Only nuclear DNA is available in the Philippines
    used to run these databases  mtDNA is more reliable and specific and can even detect
    o 2014 – Joined interpol DNA Gateway disease
    MITOCHONDRIAL DNA
     DNA (Deoxyribonucleic acid): the abbreviation for  The mitochondrial DNA passes from generation to generation
    deoxyribonucleic acid, which is the genetic material by maternal lineage.
    present in the cells of all living organisms. DNA is  Found where nuclear DNA doesn’t exist
    fundamental building block for an individual’s entire  Stable; Exceptionally hardy
    genetic make-up  Not yet available in PNP DNA Laboratory
     Cell: the smallest component of life capable of
    independent reproduction and from which DNA is isolated
    for forensic analysis.
     Chromosome: the biological structure by which
    hereditary information is physically transmitted from one
    generation to the next `
     DVI: Disaster Victim Identification

     FSS: Forensic Science Seervice


     Releasing of Report : approx.. 30 days
     Latent Prints: Finger prints
    MODULE 2: DNA EVIDENCE COLLECTION
    COLLECTION PROCEDURES

     Transfer includes part of the DNA from the suspect that can
    be found in the victim
     Collect samples from the victim to serve as a control

     STR: Short Tandem Repeats

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