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Ever since the evidentiary orgy of the O.J. Simpson trial, forensics for many people has been associated with one thing: DNA. And with good reason. The ability to extract cells from body fluids or tissue and use them to identify a person with near certainty has shaken up criminalistics like...
The DNA database is also nowhere near complete, in part because of the legal complexities of obtaining DNA samples. In California a program that required felons to submit DNA samples was challenged by a group of female inmates on death row who claimed it would violate their privacy. They and...
FIBERS What looks to the eye like a bit of lint actually may be a forest of clues. Scientists microscopically comb samples for human and animal hair, clothing threads, carpeting and even plant material to identify everything there and perhaps place a suspect at the scene of the crime
His eye for samples is deadly, picking up a glowing slow blues take on “Hoochie Coochie Man” for the stomping single “Good Times Roll Pt. 2.” There are some goofy, B-movie interludes, but nothing stands in the way...
Sabeti and her co-authors gathered genetic samples from men in Africa, where 90 percent of the world’s malarial deaths occur, as well as from subjects in Europe and East Asia.