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Accurate Predictions of Postmortem Interval Using Linear Regression Analyses of Gene Meter Expression Data

2016-06-12

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In criminal and civil investigations, postmortem interval is used as evidence to help sort out circumstances at the time of human death. Many biological, chemical, and physical indicators can be used to determine the postmortem interval, but most are not accurate. Here, we sought to validate an experimental design to accurately predict the time of death by analyzing the expression of hundreds of upregulated genes...

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c455e4f8-b64e-5afa-a6fd-9f788a9d0419
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10.1101/058370
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