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Forensic Sciences, Volume 3, Issue 2

June 2023 - 13 articles

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Crime Scene Novichok—Optical Detection of Fourth-Generation Agents (FGAs) Using Handheld Forensic Light Sources

Gerald Bauer,
Agnes Wildauer,
Günter Povoden,
Benjamin Menzi and
Christophe Curty

Forensic Sci.2023, 3(2), 231-244;https://doi.org/10.3390/forensicsci3020017

30 March 2023

Novichok-like or fourth-generation agents (FGAs) are chemical warfare agents (CWAs) which have been gaining attention since their use in assassination attempts on Sergei Skripal and Alexei Navalny. Due to their physicochemical properties, these subst...

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Utility of Osteoarthritis as an Indicator of Age in Human Skeletal Remains: Validating the Winburn and Stock (2019) Method

Ariana N. Strasheim,
Allysha P. Winburn and
Michala K. Stock

Forensic Sci.2023, 3(2), 205-230;https://doi.org/10.3390/forensicsci3020016

29 March 2023

In forensic anthropology, and biological anthropology more broadly, age estimation is a crucial element of the biological profile. The development of osteoarthritis (OA) is correlated with age and, in 2019, Winburn and Stock published a method of est...

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Evaluation of DNA Methylation-Based Age-Prediction Models from Saliva and Buccal Swab Samples Using Pyrosequencing Data

Alexandre Poussard,
Jean-Yves Curci,
Christian Siatka,
Francis Hermitte,
Amaury Pussiau,
Hélène Singla-Sanchez and
Sylvain Hubac

Forensic Sci.2023, 3(2), 192-204;https://doi.org/10.3390/forensicsci3020015

24 March 2023

In forensic genetics, the identification of an individual is often carried out by comparing unknown DNA profiles obtained in a case against databases or references. When no match is found, investigators need new tools in order to obtain additional le...

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