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Investigation of DNA transfer onto clothing during regular daily activities.

International journal of legal medicine - 1 Jul 2018

Ruan Travis, Barash Mark, Gunn Peter, Bruce David

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Low levels of DNA from an unidentified human source, often referred to as trace DNA, are ubiquitous, can be transferred onto objects by either direct or indirect methods and have an unknown longevity in situ. Clothing items from crime scenes are often submitted for trace DNA analysis, usually in attempt to identify a person of interest. This study examined the transfer of DNA onto three 10 × 10 cm areas located...

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PMID: 29143224
DOI: 10.1007/s00414-017-1736-x

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