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Individualization of fresh and stored human urine samples by PGM1- and Gc-subtyping.
Forensic science international - 21 Oct 1994
Grellner W, Madea B, Staak M
Abstract excerpt
After 50- to 200-fold concentration by ultrafiltration, 56 fresh urine samples from healthy individuals (26 men, 30 women) and eight samples from corpses were subjected to isoelectrofocusing methods. All the urine samples tested could be correctly typed in both the phosphoglucomatase 1 (PGM1) and Gc system when compared to reference blood samples. The activity of urinary PGM1 revealed intraindividual and...
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