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Gm/Km typing of bloodstains in U-bottom microtiter plates.

Journal of forensic sciences - 1 Jan 1990

Moniri M

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A technique was developed for Gm/Km typing of bloodstains and sera in U-bottom microtiter plates. Gm/Km typing of sweat and urine samples was also attempted with limited success.

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PMID: 2313257

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