Waterways are popular locations for the disposition of criminal evidence because the recovery of latent fingerprints from such evidence is difficult. Currently, small particle reagent is a method often used to visualize latent fingerprints containing carcinogenic and hazardous compounds. This study proposes an eco-friendly, safranin-tinted Candida rugosa lipase (triacylglycerol ester hydrolysis EC 3.1.1.3) with functionalized carbon nanotubes (CRL-MWCNTS/GA/SAF) as an alternative reagent to the small particle reagent. The CRL-MWCNTS/GA/SAF reagent was compared with the small particle reagent to visualize groomed, full fingerprints deposited on stainless steel knives which were immersed in a natural outdoor pond for 30 days. The quality of visualized fingerprints using the new reagent was similar (modified-Centre for Applied Science and Technology grade: 4; p > 0.05) to small particle reagent, even after 15 days of immersion. Despite the slight decrease in quality of visualized fingerprints using the CRL-MWCNTS/GA/SAF on the last three immersion periods, the fingerprints remained forensically identifiable (modified-Centre for Applied Science and Technology grade: 3). The possible chemical interactions that enabled successful visualization is also discussed. Thus, this novel reagent may provide a relatively greener alternative for the visualization of latent fingerprints on immersed non-porous objects.
Fingerprint has been one of the powerful evidence in forensic investigation as it is useful for human identification, associating an individual to an item and/or location of interest, as well as reconstructing the crime scenes. Considering that latent fingerprints are commonly found at crime scenes and that it requires the use of fingerprint visualization methods due to its hidden nature, continuous research in developing suitable methods has been reported. However, the underlying physical and/or chemical interactions for certain visualization methods that have successfully visualized wet fingerprints remains unreported. This is probably because previous studies were primarily focused on establishing the fingerprint contrast rather than the comprehension of the physical and chemical aspects behind it. A good understanding on such aspects may prove useful in guiding future improvements, or modifications of existing fingerprint visualization methods. Hence, this review paper focuses on wet latent fingerprints, difficulties in the available wet fingerprint visualization methods, as well as its overview of the challenges and future insights.
Penelitian ini dilaksanakan di Fapet Farm Fakultas Peternakan Universitas Jambi dimulai pada tanggal 16 Desember 2020 sampai dengan 20 Januari 2021 Materi yang digunakan pada penelitian ini yaitu 200 ekor anak ayam broiler strain Lohman MB 202 umur 1 hari (DOC). Bahan pakan yang digunakan adalah Jagung, Dedak, bungkil Kedelai, tepung Ikan, Mineral mix, Premix, tepung daun Glodokan tiang dan tepung bawang putih. Penelitian ini menggunakan Rancangan Acak Lengkap (RAL) dengan 4 perlakuan dan 5 ulangan. Kandang yang digunakan sebanyak 20 unit kandang, dimana setiap unit diisi dengan 10 ekor ayam broiler. Perlakuan yang akan diberikan yaitu : P1 = Ransum basal, P2 = Ransum basal + 2% Tepung Bawang Putih, P3 = Ransum basal + 2% Tepung daun Glodokan Tiang, P4 = Ransum basal + 2% campuran tepung daun Glodokan Tiang dan tepung Bawang Putih Perbandingan antara tepung daun Glodokan Tiang dan tepung Bawang Putih yaitu ( 3 : 1 ). Hasil penelitian menunjukkan bahwa perlakuan berpengaruh tidak nyata (P>0,05) terhadap konsumsi ransum, bobot potong, bobot karkas mutlak, dan bobot karkas relatif. Berdasarkan hasil penelitian, maka dapat disimpulkan bahwa penggunaan tepung bawang putih, tepung daun Glodokan tiang dan campuran tepung daun Glodokan tiang dan bawang putih pada ransum ayam broiler belum mampu meningkatkan konsumsi ransum, bobot potong, bobot karkas mutlak dan bobot karkas relatif.
Kata kunci : tepung bawang putih, tepung Glodokan tiang, broiler, karkas
Interaction of the nanobio-based reagent with sodium fluorescein and lipids via bioinformatics for forensic fingerprint visualisations (2023) Journal of Biomolecular Structure and Dynamics, .
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