...-PCR even in paternity cases lacking a mother. 07 08 1998 27 10 1998 02 11 1998 forensic science pathology and biology DNA typing paternity test motherless case minisatellite MVR-PCR References Jeffreys   A J , Wilson   V , Thein   S L . Hypervariable...

... 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...

... reviewed 10 years of cases at the Cook County Medical Examiner's Office in which deaths in children 14-years-of-ageand younger were due to aspiration of foreign objects. The most common item that caused fatal aspiration in our series was a toy balloon. KEYWORDS: forensic science, pathology and biology...

... not appear to be a definite factor in accident causation. forensic science pathology and biology light aircraft fatality References Canadian Transportation Accident Investigation and Safety Board Act , 1990 . Independent Safety Board Act of 1974 (United States) . Statutes at Large, Vol...

... spectrophotometer; MetHb concentration of the blood was 76%. Ion chromatographic determination revealed a nitrite concentration of 1 mg/L in the serum. Such a liniment solution is not authorized by the Ministry of Public Welfare. 24 04 1995 19 05 1995 pathology and biology methemoglobinemia...

... themselves to be a good marker of infants injured by vigorous, intentional shaking. This study likewise confirms the observations of others that most, but not all, shaken babies have impact injuries as well. KEYWORDS: forensic science, pathology and biology, shaken baby syndrome, retinalhemorrhage...

.... There were two justifiable homicides during the study period. forensic science forensic pathology pathology and biology homicide crime Canada References Statistics Canada , “ Canadian Crime Statistics 1992 ,” Catalogue   85 - 205 . Centerwall   B S . Homicide and the prevalence...

... is suspected as a possible cause of death. 22 03 1995 16 06 1995 forensic science pathology and biology biosafety cyanide exposure occupational hazard autopsy References Andrews   J M , Sweeney   E S , Grey   T C , Wetzel   T . The biohazard potential of cyanide...

... 10 04 1995 pathology and biology visceral larva migrans heart Baylisascaris procyonis eosinophilic cardiac pseudotumor References Beaver , P. C. , “ The Nature of Visceral Larva Migrans ,” Journal of Parasitology   0022-3395 , Vol. 55 , No. 1 , 1969 , pp. 3 - 12...

.... The possible factors responsible for the precipitation of this event are appraised. 28 11 1994 17 01 1995 07 02 1995 pathology and biology inhalational anesthetic uncal herniation glioma death References Schiffer , D. , Brain Tumors: Pathology and its Biological...

... and paternity tests to estimate the frequency of a DNA profile in the Arab population. pathology and biology Arab population databases polymerase chain reaction Hardy-Weinberg HLA-DQA1 LDLR GYPA HBGG D7S8 Gc D1S80 References Saiki , R. K. , Scharf , S. , Faloona , F...

...%. The technique is accurate, rapid, sensitive, easily performed and readily available. This application of FISH as a forensic laboratory technique holds great promise. 13 10 1994 05 12 1994 01 02 1995 pathology and biology gender determination DNA fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH...

... briefly reviewed other autopsy cases of the patients with mental disorders who died in Japan between 1988 and 1992. 08 07 1994 24 02 1995 27 02 1995 pathology and biology asphyxia identity disorder garbage truck iron roller mental disorders borderline personality disorder DSM...

... of three separate projectiles entering through a single perforation. The differentiation of projectiles fired in tandem and multiple single projectiles is discussed. 20 05 1995 22 12 1994 19 01 1995 pathology and biology tandem bullets multiple gunshot wounds atypical entrance...

... a common 20 gauge load. Comparison of shotgun blasts at entry sites outside of the mouth showed similar differences. Woundsfrom .410 shotguns were similar to those from 20 gauge weapons, and 16 gauge shotguns produced wounds intermediate between 20 and 12 gauge. KEYWORDS: pathology and biology, firearms...

... the ethanol in causing death. 21 10 1994 30 01 1995 02 02 1995 pathology and biology heroin ethanol death References Ruttenber , A. J. , Kalter , H. D. , and Santinga , P. , “ The Role of Ethanol Abuse in the Etiology of Heroin Related Death ,” Journal...

... in the way. 09 11 1994 03 01 1995 pathology and biology autoerotic asphyxia asphyxiophilia References McGinnes , J. M. and Foege , W. H. , “ Actual Causes of Death in the United States ,” Journal of the American Medical Association   0098-7484 , 1993 , Vol. 270 , pp...

... with other codes in the databases for evaluating the discriminating power. 15 08 1994 08 11 1994 09 11 1994 pathology and biology minisatellite polymerase chain reaction MVR-PCR DNA typing References Jeffreys , A. J. , MacLeod , A. , Tamaki , K. , Neil , D...

... 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...

... remain the key to early identification of such a hazard. KEYWORDS: pathology and biology, carbon monoxide, death, livor mortis, coroner Carbon monoxide is a color-, odor- and tasteless gas produced by incomplete combustion of organic materials. Carbon monoxide poisoning occurs frequently...