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Emerging methods of human microbiome analysis and its forensic applications: Review

2024-01-22

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The human microbiome comprises trillions of microbial cells, primarily bacteria, found in places such as the gut, oral cavity, and skin. The human microbiome holds significant potential in forensic investigations, with important applications in post-mortem analysis, geographical identifications, sexual assault cases, and personal identification. The human microbiome displays significant variations, which can be ut...

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Literature Corpus work: ac130721-f968-5c44-9fd4-6bc3a0723555
DOI: 10.1016/j.fsir.2024.100355

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