Body fluids are valuable evidence in a range of offences, with tests regularly being used to identify them. However, with the + increasing sensitivity of DNA profiling, capability gaps are becoming increasingly obvious. DNA profiles can also be obtained from body fluids which cannot be identified. Efforts to improve the capability of BFID have focused on genetic strategies. However, such techniques could not be applied to the crime scene. Thus, there is also a need for improved BFID tests to be used at crime scenes or for the examination of items, which would also include the ability to locate vaginal fluids
The confirmatory identification of body fluids is one of the most critical steps in criminal investi...
Biological traces found at crime scenes are analysed not only to genetically identify the donor(s) b...
The recovery of a DNA profile from the perpetrator or victim in criminal investigations can provide ...
Body fluid and body tissue identification are important in forensic science as they can provide key ...
Body fluid detection is useful in aiding in the interpretation of events at a crime scene. The ident...
The analysis of biological fluids, such as blood and semen, discovered during the investigation of a...
Identifying the biological origin of forensic traces can provide crucial evidence to aid criminal in...
Biological traces found at crime scenes can be analyzed to genetically identify the donor(s) but als...
Body fluids are commonly recovered from crime scenes by forensic investigators and their identificat...
The recovery of a DNA profile from the perpetrator or victim in criminal investigations can provide ...
The recovery of a DNA profile from the perpetrator or victim in criminal investigations can provide ...
Human body fluids are of great interest in forensics, due to the possibility to extract their geneti...
Determination of the type and origin of the body fluids found at a crime scene can give important in...
The identification of body fluids at a crime scene is an important aspect of forensic casework analy...
Identification of vaginal fluids is an important step in the process of sexual assaults confirmation...
The confirmatory identification of body fluids is one of the most critical steps in criminal investi...
Biological traces found at crime scenes are analysed not only to genetically identify the donor(s) b...
The recovery of a DNA profile from the perpetrator or victim in criminal investigations can provide ...
Body fluid and body tissue identification are important in forensic science as they can provide key ...
Body fluid detection is useful in aiding in the interpretation of events at a crime scene. The ident...
The analysis of biological fluids, such as blood and semen, discovered during the investigation of a...
Identifying the biological origin of forensic traces can provide crucial evidence to aid criminal in...
Biological traces found at crime scenes can be analyzed to genetically identify the donor(s) but als...
Body fluids are commonly recovered from crime scenes by forensic investigators and their identificat...
The recovery of a DNA profile from the perpetrator or victim in criminal investigations can provide ...
The recovery of a DNA profile from the perpetrator or victim in criminal investigations can provide ...
Human body fluids are of great interest in forensics, due to the possibility to extract their geneti...
Determination of the type and origin of the body fluids found at a crime scene can give important in...
The identification of body fluids at a crime scene is an important aspect of forensic casework analy...
Identification of vaginal fluids is an important step in the process of sexual assaults confirmation...
The confirmatory identification of body fluids is one of the most critical steps in criminal investi...
Biological traces found at crime scenes are analysed not only to genetically identify the donor(s) b...
The recovery of a DNA profile from the perpetrator or victim in criminal investigations can provide ...