Basics of Forensic DNA Analysis (One day) DNA analysis is an
important and powerful tool for forensic scientists. This
presentation of forensic DNA analysis theory and practice is
ideal for nonscientists and for scientists new to DNA typing who
want to understand DNA-based human identification. Dates:
February 1, September 9, November 5, 2013 Additional dates can
be arranged by contacting PETAL with a custom training request.
9:30 to 17:30 (7 hr) 500 € VAT excluded for researchers and
technicians 400 € VAT excluded for students Who should attend:
Students, researchers and technicians who would like to explore
DNA typing methods. Maximum number of attendees: 8 A certificate
of completion is given to participants. This class is a one-day
overview of forensic DNA analysis basics. Course topics include:
- DNA extraction from biological samples - DNA quantitation -
Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) basics and gel electrophoresis -
Multiplexed short tandem repeat (STR) amplification and
fluorescence detection using c