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The effects of heat upon the glyoxalase I isoenzyme.

Journal of forensic sciences - 1 Mar 1990

Parigian M J, Schaeffer M A

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It was observed during the course of routine casework that different bloodstains from the same individual could produce anomalies in the glyoxalase I band patterns. Bloodstains were heated at different temperatures for periods of 4 and 6 h and then examined using electrophoretic techniques. It was demonstrated that upon heating, band alterations in the glyoxalase I Type 1 phenotype can occur, causing the analyst...

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