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USE OF ANTI-HUMAN HAEMOGLOBIN IN FORENSIC SEROLOGY

NCJ Number
17604
Journal
Medicine, Science, and the Law Volume: 14 Issue: 3 Dated: (JULY 1974) Pages: 159-162
Author(s)
S J BAXTER; B REES
Date Published
1974
Length
4 pages
Annotation
RESULTS OF TESTING OF A COMMERCIAL ANTI-HUMAN HEMOGLOBIN REAGENT UNDER EXPERIMENTAL CONDITIONS AND IN FORENSIC CASEWORK EXAMINATIONS.
Abstract
THE IMMUNOGLOBULIN PREPARATION USED WAS SHOWN TO REACT WITH HUMAN HAEMOGLOBIN AND BABOON HAEMOGLOBIN IN SIMILAR FASHION. THE SENSITIVITY OF THE REAGENT IS ADEQUATE TO ESTABLISH THE PRESENCE OF HUMAN HAEMOGLOBIN IN HUMAN BLOODSTAINS. THE USE OF ANTI-HUMAN HAEMOGLOBIN REAGENTS IN MEDICOLEGAL WORK IS ADVOCATED. (AUTHOR ABSTRACT)

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