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Touch DNA of shed skin cells from the deployed airbag to address drunken driving crimes.

Fa yi xue za zhi - 1 Aug 2014

Zhang Zhe, Sun Hong-bin, Luo Ji-huai, Wei Shu-guang, Li Sheng-bin

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In the criminal cases of driving under the influence (DUI), DNA evidence can be collected from the deployed airbag of the motor vehicle and submitted to the crime lab for touch DNA analysis. The evidence can be acquired when the skin cells are observed on the surface of the airbag in a traffic accident. However, the low quantity or quality of the evidence collected from a crime scene prevents further...

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