… post mortern were recorded. Strong absorption bands were observed around 425 nm and
550 nm in all three tissues, both in vivo and post mortem. … occurred immediately post mortem, …

… , lung, brain, and thigh muscle tissue and were fairly high in other tissues. In Group C, high
levels of sulfide were produced during the long postmortem interval. The data obtained from …

… of mammalian soft tissue is a post-mortem process that, depending on environmental and
physiological factors, will proceed until the disintegration of soft tissue … a post-mortem interval (…

… This decreases the pH during the first hours post-mortem. In the case of high muscle activity
… This suggested that the activity of lipolytic enzymes arose from the muscle tissue itself. …

… marine mammal tissues may harbour a variety of potentially harmful zoonotic pathogens
and the collection, transportation and post mortem examination of dead marine mammals …

… Prior to examining post-mortem tissue samples, we characterized tissues harvested … /choroid
tissues. This baseline in gene expression allowed comparisons between tissue types and …

… Recent work involving mRNA stability of post-mortem mammalian tissues has shown that
there are a subset of mRNA that may increase with increasing post-mortem storage time [7, 28] …

… terms (postmortem OR post mortem OR post-mortem) AND (… and related terms describing
the tissues/organs of interest … are similar across various mammalian species including humans. …

… marine mammal tissues may harbour a variety of potentially harmful zoonotic pathogens
and the collection, transportation and post mortem examination of dead marine mammals …

… of the soft tissues due to postmortem gravity-dependent pooling … vessels and into the
connective tissues or internal or external … In marine mammals, frozen carcasses were observed to …