The introduction of ninhydrin treatment as a chemical technique for the visualisation of latentfingermarkson porous surfaces revolutionised approaches to forensic fingermark examination. Since then, a range ofamino acid sensitive reagents has been developed and such compounds are in widespread use by lawenforcement agencies worldwide. This paper reviews the development and use of these reagents for thedetection of latent fingermarks on porous surfaces. A brief overview is provided, including an historicalbackground, forensic significance, and a general approach to the development of latent fingermarks onporous surfaces. This is followed by a discussion of specific amino acid sensitive treatments
Despite the success of DNA fingerprinting, fingermarks remain an efficient means of ascertaining the...
The substances deposited from the fingertip onto a surface during contact between them represent a h...
Some latent fingerprint development techniques rely on the reaction with amino acids within the fing...
The introduction of ninhydrin treatment as a chemical technique for the visualisation of latent fing...
The aim of this research was to carry out investigations into the amino acid chemistry of latent fin...
Fingermark identification has significance in forensic science, particularly in the processing of cr...
Abstract Fingermark identification has significance in forensic science, particularly in the process...
Amino acid variability in sweat may affect the ability of amino acid-sensitive fingermark reagents t...
The ability to detect latent fingermarks on porous surfaces, such as paper-based documents, is extre...
It is generally accepted that the amino acid reagent consisting of 1,2-indanedione and a catalytic a...
This chapter provides an overview of chemical techniques for the detection of latent fingermarks, wi...
This study explores trends in the effectiveness of 1,2-indandione/zinc chloride (IND/Zn) for visuali...
The ability to detect latent fingermarks on porous surfaces, such as paper-based documents, is extre...
The efficacy of an ethanolic solution of phosphomolybdic acid (PMA) was investigated as a latent fin...
AbstractSmall particle reagent technique is a means to develop latent fingermarks on wet, non-porous...
Despite the success of DNA fingerprinting, fingermarks remain an efficient means of ascertaining the...
The substances deposited from the fingertip onto a surface during contact between them represent a h...
Some latent fingerprint development techniques rely on the reaction with amino acids within the fing...
The introduction of ninhydrin treatment as a chemical technique for the visualisation of latent fing...
The aim of this research was to carry out investigations into the amino acid chemistry of latent fin...
Fingermark identification has significance in forensic science, particularly in the processing of cr...
Abstract Fingermark identification has significance in forensic science, particularly in the process...
Amino acid variability in sweat may affect the ability of amino acid-sensitive fingermark reagents t...
The ability to detect latent fingermarks on porous surfaces, such as paper-based documents, is extre...
It is generally accepted that the amino acid reagent consisting of 1,2-indanedione and a catalytic a...
This chapter provides an overview of chemical techniques for the detection of latent fingermarks, wi...
This study explores trends in the effectiveness of 1,2-indandione/zinc chloride (IND/Zn) for visuali...
The ability to detect latent fingermarks on porous surfaces, such as paper-based documents, is extre...
The efficacy of an ethanolic solution of phosphomolybdic acid (PMA) was investigated as a latent fin...
AbstractSmall particle reagent technique is a means to develop latent fingermarks on wet, non-porous...
Despite the success of DNA fingerprinting, fingermarks remain an efficient means of ascertaining the...
The substances deposited from the fingertip onto a surface during contact between them represent a h...
Some latent fingerprint development techniques rely on the reaction with amino acids within the fing...