Body fluid and body tissue identification are important in forensic science as they can
provide key evidence in a criminal investigation and may assist the court in reaching …

Saliva testing is a vital method for clinical applications, for its noninvasive features, richness
in substances, and the huge amount. Due to its direct anatomical connection with oral …

The body fluid identification of traces found at crime scenes is crucial in relation of the
circumstance of crime. For this reason, the body fluid identification (BFI) by molecular …

The occurrence of viral infections and approaches to handling them are very challenging
and require prompt diagnosis and timely treatment. Recently, genomic medicine …

In forensic science, the identification of body fluids present in a stain can aid in the
reconstruction of crime scenes and support activity‐level information in some cases. RNA …

The evidentiary value of DNA profiles varies depending upon the context in which the DNA
was found. Linking a DNA profile to a particular cellular phenotype in mixtures may aid in …

RNAs have attracted much attention in forensic body fluid/tissue identification (BFID) due to
their tissue-specific expression characteristics. Among RNAs, long RNAs (eg, mRNA) have a …

Messenger RNA (mRNA) profiling can identify body fluids present in a stain, yielding
information on what activities could have taken place at a crime scene. To account for …

Background Saliva is the most common biological evidence found at any crime scene next
to blood. It is a clear liquid which makes it immune to any possible evidence of alteration by …

Molecular identification of body fluids and tissues is crucial in order to understand the
circumstances of crimes. For that reason, molecular investigations used to identify body …