... – 23 . Moenssens   AA , Inbau   FE , Starrs   JE . Scientific evidence in criminal cases . 3rd ed. Mineola, New York : The Foundation Press , 1986 ; 236 – 40 . De Forest   PR , Gaensslen   RE , Lee   HC . Forensic science an introduction to criminalistics . New York...

.... 02 10 2004 09 04 2005 17 08 2005 forensic sciences DNA quantitation quantitative polymerase chain reaction degraded DNA TH01 ND1 melt transition References Nicklas   JA , Buel   E . Quantification of DNA in forensic samples . Anal Bioanal Chem   1618-2642...

... source of forensic pitfalls. 09 10 2004 09 04 2005 17 08 2005 forensic sciences semen semenogelins immunoassay eminal vesicle specific antigen References Young   W , Bracken   A , Goddard   MA , Matheson   S . Sexual assault: a review of national model...

... : 1168 – 73 . forensic sciences short tandem repeats human identification Andhra Pradesh tribal populations THO1 D3S1358 FGA D8S1179 CSF1PO D13S317 D16S539 D21S11 D7S820 TPOX vWA D18S51 D2S1338 D19S433 D5S818 Penta D and Penta E DNA typing population genetics...

... age limit that is often two or more years older than the chronological age. Therefore, it is desirable, that wherever possible, appropriate standards should be devised for more accurate aging re ecting population speci c pro les. KEYWORDS: forensic sciences, epiphyseal closure, forensic, skeleton...

... was suicide. This case report, which presents an overview of acute and chronic selenium poisoning, underscores the value of thorough toxicologic analyses of tissue and body fluids in humans. 19 06 2004 16 10 2004 05 03 2005 05 03 2005 25 05 2005 forensic sciences selenium...

...E Petkovski, Ing; C Keyser-Tracqui, PhD; R Hienne, PhD; B Ludes, MD DNA markers used for individual identification in forensic sciences are based on repeat sequences in nuclear DNA and the mitochondrial DNA hypervariable regions 1 and 2. An alternative to these markers is the use of single...

... in the range of subjects involved compared to former studies. The investigated charges might represent only a small fraction of cases of medical practice falling below the standard of care. KEYWORDS: forensic sciences, medical malpractice charges, autopsy, expert opinion The present study was conducted...

... and photographic dental images using the video system was smaller than that using the 2D 3D system. Holography seemed to perform comparably to the computer graphic system; however, a fusion with the digital technique would expand the utility of holography in superimposition. KEYWORDS: forensic sciences, personal...

... agreement on other matters. Forensic document examiners and handwriting scientists appear not to agree on the acceptability of most of the propositions. 16 11 2003 21 08 2004 01 01 2005 forensic sciences admissibility Daubert document examination Frye test general acceptance...

... or not it was reasonable for the infant to be exposed to oxycodone exclusively through breast milk or through an alternate source. It was concluded that, at best, there were serious concerns about the likelihood of drug exposure through consumption of breast milk. KEYWORDS: forensic sciences, oxycodone, postmortem, breast...

... forensic sciences forensic anthropology skeletal age estimation auricular surface os coxae References Lovejoy   CO , Meindl   R , Pryzbeck   TR , Mensforth   RP . Chronological metamorphosis of the auricular surface of the ilium: a new method for the determination of adult...

... that the available evidence supports the identification of the unknown remains as those of John Paul Jones. Erratum to this paper appears in 49(5). 30 12 2003 03 04 2004 01 09 2004 forensic sciences John Paul Jones history of forensic sciences forensic anthropology anthropometry...

... and S2O¯8 2. High concentrations of Cl- interfered with the chromatography. The method had acceptable accuracy, precision, and specificity. 01 09 2004 forensic sciences urine adulteration nitrites in urine capillary ion electrophoresis References Ferslew   KE , Hagardorn...

... is false exclusion. KEYWORDS: forensic sciences, contamination, short tandem repeats, negative control, national DNA database, simulation In this paper we use a computer simulation model to estimate potential levels of contamination that may be encountered in routine casework; we also demonstrate how...

... criteria for prevention of abuse and death within this vulnerable population. KEYWORDS: forensic sciences, forensic pathology, elder abuse, elder neglect, clinical forensic medicine, autopsy The American Medical Association s Council on Scientific Affairs in 1987 defined elder abuse and neglect as actions...

... unrelated individuals from Colombia, South America KEYWORDS: forensic sciences, DNA typing, populations genetics, short tandem repeat (STR), Hardy-Weinberg expectations, PCR, FST, FES/FPS, F13A01, vWA, CSF1PO, TPOX, TH01 Blood samples were obtained at blood banks in large cities such as Bogotá, Cali, Cúcuta...

... and needs to be taken into consideration in the interpretation of the results. 01 02 2003 25 01 2003 01 07 2003 forensic sciences brake fluid power steering fluid gas chromatography mass spectrometry glycols petroleum distillates Eric Stauffer,1 M.S. and John J. Lentini,1 B.A...

..., cholesterol gall stones are stable for at least 165 years. KEYWORDS: forensic sciences, cholesterol, gall stones, exhumation Gallstones are solid concretions that commonly form in the gall bladder but occasionally within the bile ducts as the result of supersaturation by cholesterol and unconjugated bilirbuin...

... to the potential of malaria-related deaths. 17 08 2002 07 09 2002 01 03 2003 forensic sciences malaria Plasmodium falciparum deaths References Kain   KC , Keystone   JS . Malaria in travelers: epidemiology, disease, and prevention . Inf Dis Cli NA 1998 ; 12 ( 2...