... anthropology human identification age estimation comparison maxillary sutures References Mays   S , Cox   C . Sex determination in skeletal remains . In: Cox   M , Mays   S , editors. Human osteology: In archaeology and forensic science . London : Greenwich Medical Media Ltd...

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...). The participants were instructed that no more than one individual represented each one of the 10 postmortem radiographs from the group of the original 40, thus there was the possibility that the postmortem radiographs did not KOOT ET AL. r RADIOGRAPHIC HUMAN IDENTIFICATION 3 have a match. The participants worked...

... of the presence of ear piercings and their possible role in human identification. This study aims to highlight the common distribution of piercings of both ears in both genders and to explore the effect of piercings on earprints. The presence of a piercing may, in part, help to explain why partial and not whole...

.... Employing the newer technologies and permanently evaluating and (re)questioning the obtained results will hopefully lead to more accurate reconstructions. 16 03 2004 07 08 2004 01 01 2005 forensic science human anthropology human identification three-dimensional facial...

...JG Shewale, Ph.D.; H Nasir, B.S.; E Schneida, B.S.; AM Gross, M.S.; B Budowle, Ph.D.; SK Sinha, Ph.D. The Y-PLEX™ 12 system, developed for use in human identification, enables simultaneous amplification of eleven polymorphic short tandem repeat (STR) loci, namely DYS392, DYS390, DYS385 a/b, DYS393...

...%. 08 02 2004 05 06 2004 01 11 2004 forensic science human identification short tandem repeats sibship References Wenk   RE , Traver   M , Chiafari   FA . Determination of sibship in any two persons . Transfusion   0372-1248 1996 ; 36 : 59 – 62...

... that the frequencies from forensically important autosomal loci can be multiplied with the Y-STR haplotype frequency. The results from Y-PLEXTMsystems have been accepted in courts in the United States. KEYWORDS: forensic science, Y-chromosome, short tandem repeats, DNA typing, human identification, Y-STR, Y-PLEX...

...SS Lee, D.D.S.; JH Choi, Ph.D.; CL Yoon, Ph.D.; CY Kim, Ph.D.; KJ Shin, Ph.D. The primary aim of this study was to evaluate the utility of orthopantomography for human identification. Three hundred orthopantomograms were randomly selected from those stored at Dental Hospital of Yonsei University...

... in the determination of age. This newly proposed method explores the same criteria of ageing as the Lovejoy method. The combination of the two methods produces relatively consistent results in the estimation of age. KEYWORDS: forensic science, forensic anthropology, age estimation, human identification, pelvis...

...S Neeta, MSc; VK Kashyap, PhD forensic science forensic applications microsatellite loci human identification STR Chhattisgarh FOR THE RECORD J Forensic Sci, Jan. 2004, Vol. 49, No. 1 Paper ID JFS2003077 491 Published 23 Dec. 2003 Available online at: www.astm.org Sarkar Neeta,1 M.Sc...

... Oatman,1 B.S.; Holly Schlotman,1 B.S.; Christina Schuh,1 A.A.S.; and Michael L. Baird,1 Ph.D. Distribution of HUMACTBP2 (SE33) Alleles in Three North American Populations POPULATION: North American Black, Caucasian, and Hispanic KEYWORDS: forensic science, SE33, population genetics, human identification...

... Identification in Koreans* POPULATION: A total of 100 unrelated healthy individuals living in Seoul, Korea KEYWORDS: forensic science, ABO gene, human identification, Koreans Genomic DNA was isolated from buccal swabs by the QIAamp DNA Mini Kit (QIAGEN). The primers used for amplification and sequencing of exon...

... participate in a forensic team dealing with challenging identification cases. 22 05 2003 12 05 2003 01 09 2003 forensic science forensic dentistry forensic odontology human identification dental radiography telemedicine observer variation training standards References...

... are made. 10 04 2003 31 03 2003 01 09 2003 forensic science forensic anthropology bioarchaeology human identification juvenile References Kansas v. Crane, 122 S.Ct. 867 (2002). Schopp   RF . Civil commitment and sexual predators: competence and condemnation...

...SK Sinha, Ph.D.; H Nasir, B.S.; AM Gross, M.S.; B Budowle, Ph.D.; JG Shewale, Ph.D. A genotyping system, Y-PLEX™5, has been developed for use in human identification. The Y-PLEX™5 enables simultaneous amplification of five polymorphic short tandem repeat (STR) loci residing on the Y-chromosome...

... diversity, dental patterns empirical comparison human identification personal identification concordance NHANES III TSCOHS OdontoSearch References Sopher   IM . Forensic dentistry . Springfield : Charles C Thomas , 1976 . Bass   WM . Outdoor decomposition rates in Tennessee...

... forensic science forensic anthropology human identification trophy skulls shrunken heads cultural property Peru References Bass   WM . The occurrence of Japanese trophy skulls in the United States . J Forensic Sci   0022-1198 1983 ; 28 : 800 – 3 . Sledzik   PS , Ousley   S...

..., and unrestored teeth were found to be very individualistic and an excellent source for forensic identification. 05 12 2002 24 11 2002 01 05 2003 forensic science diversity dental patterns forensic odontology human identification NHANES III TSCOHS mitochondrial DNA References...