Titlebook: Handbook of DNA Forensic Applications and Interpretation; Amit Kumar,G. K. Goswami,Edwin Huffine Book 2022 Springer Nature Singapore Pte L

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DNA as Tool for Revealing Truth in Civil as Well as Criminal Cases science and technology has resulted not only in solving the metaphysical problems but also many societal problems. The scientific breakdown in solving many intricate criminals as well as civil problems has raised the question of their acceptance as a part of our different legal studies on its proba

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-3439-9ainder of this chapter is based upon my personal experiences and work from over 30 years, primarily in the missing persons’ field. This history begins close to the nexus of using DNA to identify the missing, is involved in some of the more well-known and documented cases, and covers the evolution of

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Towards an Encylopedia of Unified Sciencectly or from the available samples at the scene of crime. The biological sources that can be included in the study can be Blood, Buccal Saliva, Hair, Flesh or Body tissue, Semen etc. These biological samples may be found present on non-biological sources like a piece of cloth with blood stain, tissu

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Unified Theory: Signal Transformationsase chain reaction refers to the steps in which a thermocycler performed programmed multiplication of selected DNA regions using specific primers. The amplified product would undergo additional processing to generate profiles. The STR loci are amplified using sequence-specific primers using PCR tech

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Francky Catthoor,Erik Brockmeyerg justice to the aggrieved and helping in identifying the criminals. DNA tests would definitely constitute corroborative evidence. The present legal study deals with the development of DNA technology and its applications. It explores the current international, ethical and national guidelines. The se

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Stacy K. McGoldrick,Andrea McArdlee. One of the main concerns in the disaster response is the need to identify victims for legal as well as humanitarian reasons, centered on anthropology, fingerprinting, dentistry, radiology, and/or DNA typing. DNA profiling played a supporting role or became the final option where certain methodolo

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