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Detection of microRNAs in DNA Extractions for Forensic Biological Source Identification by Lewis, Carolyn A., Layne, Tiffany R., Seashols‐Williams, Sarah J.

“…Molecular‐based approaches for biological source identification are of great interest in the forensic community because of a lack of sensitivity and…”
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microRNA Detection in Blood, Urine, Semen, and Saliva Stains After Compromising Treatments by Layne, Tiffany R., Green, Raquel A., Lewis, Carolyn A., Nogales, Francy, Dawson Cruz, Tracey C., Zehner, Zendra E., Seashols‐Williams, Sarah J.

“…Evaluation of microRNA (miRNA) expression as a potential method for forensic body fluid identification has been the subject of investigation over the past…”
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Organic Extraction of Nucleic Acids Using Ethanol Precipitation or Microcon ® Centrifugal Filter Purification Methods by Lewis, Carolyn A

“…The use of organic solvents to separate nucleic acids from other cell components is a common practice among many scientific fields, including molecular biology…”
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A combined molecular approach utilizing microbial DNA and microRNAs in a qPCR multiplex for the classification of five forensically relevant body fluids by Lewis, Carolyn A., Seashols‐Williams, Sarah J.

“…Body fluid identification is an essential step in the forensic biology workflow that can assist DNA analysts in determining where to collect DNA evidence…”
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micro RNA Detection in Blood, Urine, Semen, and Saliva Stains After Compromising Treatments by Layne, Tiffany R., Green, Raquel A., Lewis, Carolyn A., Nogales, Francy, Dawson Cruz, Tracey C., Zehner, Zendra E., Seashols‐Williams, Sarah J.

“…Abstract Evaluation of micro RNA (mi RNA ) expression as a potential method for forensic body fluid identification has been the subject of investigation over…”
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The use of real-time ultrasound in the management of scrotal trauma by Lewis, C A, Michell, M J

“…27 patients were studied with real-time ultrasound following severe scrotal trauma. 22 (81.5%) had ultrasound features of scrotal trauma and, of these, five…”
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Myopathy after short term administration of procainamide by Lewis, C A, Boheimer, N, Rose, P, Jackson, G

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