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Variation in amino acid and lipid composition of latent fingerprints Croxton, R. S., Baron, M. G., Butler, D., Kent, T. and Sears, V. G. Variation in amino acid and lipid composition of latent fingerprints. Forensic Science International, 199, 93-102. 1 Saowapark Beerzine 52312345

Latent fingerprints Latent fingermark is a complex mixture of natural secretions and contaminations from the environment. Three types of glands responsible for the natural secretions of the skin are the eccrine glands, apocrine glands and the sebaceous glands. 2 Sebaceous glands Eccrine glands

The major chemical constituents of the glandular secretions 3 CONSTITUENTS SOURCE INORGANIC ORGANIC eccrine glands apocrine glands sebaceous glands chlorides metal ions sulfates phosphates ammonia water (>98%) iron water amino acids urea uric acid lactic acid sugars creatinine choline proteins carbohydrates sterols fatty acids glycerides hydrocarbons alcohols

Amino acid Non-polar amino acid 4 Polar amino acid

Fatty acid C16 Hexadecanoic acid (palmitic) 5 C18:1 Octadecenoic acid (oleic)

Squalene all plants and animals produce squalene, including humans part of the synthesis of cholesterol, steroid hormones, and vitamin D in the human body used in cosmetics 6

7 Sample

Samples Natural samples Groomed samples 8

Natural samples rubbed their hands together LM LR RM RR 10cm x 2cm Mylar Polyester film LM ; left middle finger LR ; left ring finger RM ; right middle finger RR ; right ring finger 30 min 8 µl l-p-chlorophenylalanine in methanol (0.3125 µmol ml -1 ) + 8 µl nonadecanoic acid in hexane (1.875 µmol ml -1 ) LM LR RM RR 9 Chemical Analysis

Chemical Analysis Extraction of samples GC-MS 10

Extraction of samples fingerprints Cut smaller into 5 cm x 5 cm Glass Petri dish Add 1 ml of 1%(w/v) NaOH : EtOH : Pyridine = 75:40:10 (v/v/v) Shaker @ 200 cycles min -1 for 1 h Add 200 µl of ECF (iso-octane 1:3(v/v)) Vortex 30 s and Left for 1 min Add 40 µl of Pyridine and 50 µl of ECF Vortex 30 s and Left for 2-3 min Transfer to Containing 1 ml of CHCl 3 with 1%(v/v) ECF Vortex 30 s and Allowed to separate 11

Extraction of samples (cont.) Removed upper aqueous layer Add 1 ml of 1 M HCl Vortex 30 s Removed upper aqueous layer Was reduced in volume to 500 µl under a stream of N 2 @ room temperature Transfer to Evaporate to dryness Add 50 µl of CHCl 3 Sonicate for 1 min Left for 30 min GC-MS 12

GC-MS Conditions Sample : 1µL Column : DB-17ms fused silica capillary Temperature : 250 ºC Carrier gas : Helium (1mL min -1 ) MS mode : SIM (scan and selected ion monitoring) Monitor ions : 50-500 m/z 13

Groomed samples rubbed their fingers across the forehead and nose 10 s and rubbed their hands together LM LR RM RR 10cm x 2cm Mylar Polyester film LM ; left middle finger LR ; left ring finger RM ; right middle finger RR ; right ring finger 30 min 8 µl l-p-chlorophenylalanine in methanol (0.3125 µmol ml -1 ) + 8 µl nonadecanoic acid in hexane (1.875 µmol ml -1 ) LM LR RM RR 14 Chemical Analysis

Differences of a natural sample and groomed samples as shown by differences in intensities of fingerprints after ninhydrin reaction. Natural sample Groomed sample 15

16 Result : Amino acids and fatty acids detected in latent fingerprint samples by GC-MS and their SIM programmed parameters

Result : Total ion chromatograms (TIC) 57 yr-old, male 18 yr-old, female 18 yr-old, female 17 Natural sample Groomed sample

Result : Target compound chromatograms (TCC) * Chlorophenylalanine ** nonadecanoic acid 57 yr-old, male 18 yr-old, female 18 yr-old, female 18 Natural sample Groomed sample

Result : Fatty acid content of fingerprint samples. 19 Amount in a single fingerprint (a) in nanograms (b) relative to C16 (hexadecanoic acid) An extreme value (3 times) and an outlier value (1.5-3 times). Unshaded boxes = natural sample and shaded boxes = groomed samples

Result : Comparison of total amino acid and fatty acid contents Natural samples Groomed samples 20

Result : Amino acid content of fingerprint samples 21 Amount in a single fingerprint (a) in nanograms (b) relative to serine. An extreme value (3 times) and an outlier value (1.5-3 times). Unshaded boxes = natural sample and shaded boxes = groomed samples

Result : Squalene content of fingerprint samples 22 Amount in a single fingerprint (a) in nanograms (b) relative to serine. An extreme value (3 times) and an outlier value (1.5-3 times). Unshaded boxes = natural sample and shaded boxes = groomed samples

Conclusions Amino acid, fatty acid and squalene composition of latent fingerprints was found to vary quantitatively between individual donors. Whilst many of the compounds studied were found to be common to all samples, the relative amounts were found to differ. The act of grooming prior to depositing latent fingerprints had a significant effect quantitatively on the fatty acid composition of the samples. 23

Conclusions Principal component analysis allowed the differentiation of the natural and groomed fingerprint samples. There was no such differentiation found on the basis of gender, diet, age or smoking. Analyses here indicate that the use of groomed or enhanced fingerprints could seriously compromise the validity of fingerprint reagent assessments. 24

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