Pathology EXAMINATION OF BLOOD: INTRODUCTION: Blood has always been considered class evidence in forensic Science. • Individualized blood evidence is possible in the near future. NATURE OF BLOOD: • Slightly alkaline fluid • Circulates throughout our bodies, nourishing our cells, transporting oxygen and waste. • Fluid portion of blood consists of plasma and serum . • Non-fluid portion consists of red blood cells which outnumber white cells by five hundred to one • Blood is composed of: o Water o Cells o Enzymes o Proteins o Other inorganic substances RED BLOOD CELLS: • Most prevalent blood cells in the human body. • Deliver oxygen from the lungs to the body’s tissues. • Forensic analyst search for smaller chemical substances residing on their surfaces (ie. antigens), which also tend to have important forensic implications. SERUM: • Characterized by its yellow hue, and contains white blood cells and platelets. • Forensic analysts able to determine the freshness of ...
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