Investigations of any type of crime invariably starts at the crime scene by collecting evidence.
Thus, the purpose of this research was to collect and analyze an entomological trace from …

Criminal traces commonly found at crime scenes may present mixtures from two or more
individuals. The scene of the crime is important for the collection of various types of traces in …

Forensic Entomogenetics deals with the application of entomology allied to molecular
biology techniques, being a tool for obtaining evidence that can assist in the solution of …

Mosquitoes (Culicidae) are widespread insects and can be important in forensic context as a
source of human DNA. In order to establish the quantity of human DNA in mosquitoes' gut …

We modified polymerase chain reaction (PCR)-based forensic DNA profiling for field studies
on the feeding behavior of Aedes aegypti, the principal mosquito vector of dengue virus …

DNA obtained from biological evidence can link individuals to a crime scene. DNA is
typically obtained from body fluids deposited on various substrates such as fabric or …

Many mosquitoes species are man parasitical biters commonly found in the south of Italy by
crime scene investigators. Some authors already demonstrated the possibility of amplifying …

DNA fingerprinting should permit the identification of individual human hosts of
haematophagous arthropods, providing epidemi‐ologically useful information, for example …

Genetic profiling has been used to link mosquito bloodmeals to the individual humans, but
this analysis has not been done for other mammalian bloodmeals. In this study, we describe …

Mosquitoes occur almost worldwide, and females of some species feed on blood from
humans and other animals to support ovum maturation. In warm and hot seasons, such as …