Students simulate DNA fingerprinting and use evidence to narrow down a list of criminal suspects.

Enjoy hands-on activities and learn the use of blood type in a forensic investigation.

Improve sterilization processes with temperature indicators. The Kartell Dry Heat Sterility Indicator Tape changes color to indicate products have attained temperatures for dry heat sterilization.

Quick-and-easy test can be used right at the crime scene.

Modern, durable and elegant in appearance. The 3B Scientific ProHealth Personal Weighing Scale provides fast, accurate weighing on a slip-resistant platform.

Revolutionary new concept for recording fingerprints.

Helps students determine the identity of a white powder found in an abandoned truck.

Determine if the suspicious powder found on several surfaces at crime scenes is gunpowder or another substance.

Can enzymes be used as evidence?

Students utilize different lab techniques to determine the presence of alcohol, illicit drugs and pain medications present in the simulated urine samples of suspected criminals.

Great for the classroom — clear and accurate fingerprints for forensics projects.

Determine the ABO or ABO/Rh blood type of four unknown samples.

Classify blood based on the presence or absence of erythrocytes on the surface of red blood cells.

Use for deeper understanding of the importance of antigen/antibody interactions.

Three activities include fingerprint analysis, ninhydrin development and cyanoacrylate fuming.

Use phenolphthalein to test for the presence of blood.

Three lab activities to help understand the differences between elements, compounds and mixtures. Innovating science Classification of Chemicals: Elements, Compounds and Mixtures Educational Kit, allows students to differentiate between three major classes to matter.

Helps secure the integrity of a crime scene.

Designed to introduce students to the concepts of enzymes. Innovating Science Introduction to Enzyme Catalyzed Reactions Educational Kit, helps students perform a series of four experiments involving invertase, amylase and papain, demonstrating different enzyme functions, activities and specificities.

Lighted 2X magnifier with bright LED lighting.

Identify which “suspect” was at the scene of a crime using hair analysis.

Ideal for making casts of larger areas such as footprints and tire prints.

Mix-and-pour convenience.

Eliminates the mess and difficulty of mixing plaster.

Introduction to forensic science (DNA mapping/fingerprinting), cells, cell structure and magnification. Construct a model of a 'chromosome' with color-coded genes and read simulated DNA X-ray films.

Written by a forensic photography instructor.

Use when photographing evidence at 1:1 ratio with 35mm film.

Introduces forensic odontology and the techniques used for bite mark analysis.

Innovating Science™ Finger Print Classification STEM Kit allows students to learn about the history of fingerprinting as a tool for identification.

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