Language
English
Nature
optional C
Method of evaluation
semi-final examination
Year in the curriculum
3
Semester in the curriculum
2
Credits
3
Lectures
15
Department
Department of Animal Breeding and Genetics
Documents
Documents
Allow for
- Vet EN
Course description
Topics |
Comparative forensic medicine and forensic genetics, historical, legal and ethical background, animal rights, animal related crimes, crime and crime scene, scientific crime scene investigation + case studies |
Wildlife DNA forensics in raptors: case studies with hawks and eagles |
Type of evidence, samples, logic trees, recognition, identification, individualization, genetic background, genetic polymorphisms at nuclear and mitochondrial genome, technology and methodology, presumptive and confirmative examinations + case studies |
Basic population genetics and statistics, genetic profile, individualization and parentage control. Wildlife forensics. Forensic genetics in practice, expert activities and data processing + case studies |
Introduction to Mindset of Forensics, Comparative Forensic Medicine, Case reports |
Consultation, exam |
Lecturer: Dr. Petra Zenke
Aim of the course: An up-to-date overview of forensic genetics in the field of animal species and its practical applications.
Prerequisites: Veterinary Genetics, Animal Breeding (from the 6th semester).
Speakers: Dr. Zenke Petra, Dr. Pádár Zsolt, Dr. Szabó Krisztián, Zorkóczy Orsolya
Evaluation description
Evaluation system: Consultation and evaluation by a written test.