San Francisco, California
London, United Kingdom
Have you ever wondered what a forensic scientist has to do to analyze DNA evidence? DNA (the building blocks of life) is present in the cells of all living organisms. In forensic science DNA is usually extracted from human cells to identify unknown parentage, crime scene suspects, missing victims and to investigate genetic diseases. Since 1985, "DNA fingerprinting" has been used in legal cases around the world to link suspects to the scene of a crime. You'll extract DNA from fruit to see what it looks and feels like. This is similar to what a scientist has to do before they can then use the information contained in this DNA to solve crimes, although they don't use the same protocol.
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Coming Soon - 3D Printing & Modeling @ Castillero
Registration now open!
Please note, this class is for current Castillero students only.
The mission of the Castillero Education Foundation is to help improve the quality and breadth of academics at Castillero. We're a group of parents, teachers, and administrators that care about the education of our kids. If you want to help improve the quality and breadth of academics at Castillero, please donate and/or help us by joining the Foundation as a volunteer. More information and you can also join the email group.