... forensic science sexual assault vaginal swabs perineal lacerations toluidine blue acetic acid lubricants DNA restriction fragment length polymorphism polymerase chain reaction genetic typing D2S44 D4S139 D5S110 D10S28 TH01 TPOX CSF1PO References Paul   D . The medical...

..., simple, and provides an alternative for the three currently required ones for typing this genetic system. 13 11 1995 19 04 1996 26 04 1996 forensic science plasma protein isoelectric focusing (IEF) genetic typing orosomucoid (ORM1/ORM2) human identification References...

... not alter the DNA profile of the recipient in this case. KEYWORDS: forensic science, genetic typing, blood, blood transfusion, blood typing, DNA, PCR, RFLP, D1S80 bloodstains from the car by the polymorphic enzyme adenylate kinase (AK). The results obtained on the blood from the car and the suspect by AK...

... will then be compared with those generated from the bone and teeth remains of the unidentified victims. KEYWORDS: forensic science, pathology and biology, human identification, DNA, genetic typing, war, mass graves, PCR This report describes our work on the identification of the postmortem remains of 61 persons using...

... introduced for the analysis of DNA evidence in a serial killer case and the analysis has been admitted in court. forensic science criminalistics human identification deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) polymerase chain reaction (PCR) genetic typing HLA DQA1 LDLR GYPA HBGG D7S8 GC short tandem repeat...

... that one sample did not amplify due to the low quantity of DNA. The cut off limit for the digested material to be amplified is approximately 9 mgs of nail material. 10 06 1994 24 10 1994 26 10 1994 pathology and biology deoxyribonucleic acid DNA polymorphism genetic typing HLA...

... as a template. Thus certain practices should be considered when reading the types from PM probe strips if this DQA1-Centricon™ 100-PM approach is used. 12 10 1994 08 12 1994 08 12 1994 forensic science polymerase chain reaction (PCR) DNA genetic typing human identification HLA DQA1...

... available multiplex PCR amplification and typing kits to confmn the identity of skeletal remains. KEYWORDS: forensic science,human identification,deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA),polymerasechain reaction (PCR), genetic typing, HLA DQA1, LDLR, GYPA,HBGG, D7S8, GC, short tandem repeats (STR), TH01, TPOX, CSF1PO...

... genetic typing 08 02 1994 15 05 1994 27 07 1994 CASE REPORT David J. Sweet, 1 D.M.D. and Christine H. W. Sweet, 2 R.D.H. DNA Analysis of Dental Pulp to Link Incinerated Remains of Homicide Victim to Crime Scene REFERENCE: Sweet, D. J. and Sweet, C. H. W., "DNA Analysis of Dental...

... (Polymerase Chain Reaction) ,” Forensic Science International   0379-0738 , Vol. 52 , 1991 , pp. 149 - 160 . pathology and biology genetic typing DNA HLA Class II genes PCR Marie Allen, 1,2 M.Sc.; Tom Saldeen, 2 M.D., Ph.D.; Ulf Pettersson, 1 M.D., Ph. D and Ulf Gyllensten, ~ Ph. D. Genetic...

...”) fuming, argon ion laser light and alternate light sources. All RFLP profile results obtained from treated samples were consistent with the DNA pattern from untreated bloodstains. 20 03 1992 18 05 1992 26 05 1992 forensic science blood fingerprints genetic typing laser...

... considerations concerning the conditions of molecular separation and detection strategies are also presented. 12 08 1991 07 11 1991 01 05 1992 pathology and biology genetic typing isoelectric focusing Coagulation Factor XIIIA plasminogen simultaneous determination genetic markers...

... and biology, deoxyribonucleic acid, genetic typing, DNA polymorphism, HLA-DQA1 locus, polymerase chain reaction The discrimination of human hairs is one of the most important aims of forensic science. Sometimes a single hair is the only remnant at the scene of a crime. However, since forensic science...

..., and silver staining techniques, makes possible Pi subtyping in old bloodstains. No extra bands appear when the storage time is no longer than three months. 11 05 1991 16 07 1991 22 07 1991 pathology and biology genetic typing human identification bloodstains alpha-1 antitrypsin...

... of DNA extracted from compact bone of human remains could be useful in establishing the identity of a person, as well as in excluding possible false identifications. KEYWORDS: forensic science, genetic typing, human identification, deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), compact bone tissue, polymerase chain...

... gene by PCR and detection of specific alleles can be accomplished, when the typing is done using proper protocols, without producing false positive or false negative results. 11 03 1991 08 04 1991 09 04 1991 pathology and biology genetic typing polymerase chain reaction (PCR...

... , B. , “ Advantages of Enzyme-Immuno-Assay After Blotting in Bloodstain Grouping: Application to the Haptoglobin Groups ,” Electrophoresis   0173-0835 , Vol. 7 , 1986 , pp. 479 - 480 . forensic science genetic typing haptoglobin immunoassay enzyme immunoassay Western blotting urine...

... fluids, genetic typing, restriction fragment length polymorphisms Recombinant deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) technology has the ability to detect differences between individuals at the level of their DNA. Genetic characterization of evidentiary materials by restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP...

... of setting up a PCRbased DNA typing laboratory and successfully using the AmpliType HLA DQa forensic DNA amplification and typing kit to analyze forensic samples. KEYWORDS: forensic science, deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), genetic typing The AmpliTypeTM HLA DQet forensic DNA amplification and typing kit2is...

... that luminol does not affect additional presumptive chemical tests, confirmatory tests, species determination, or ABO typing, but does affect certain genetic marker systems. 19 12 1990 31 01 1991 04 02 1991 forensic science luminol electrophoresis genetic typing blood bloodstain...