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  1. Touch DNA: impact of handling time on touch deposit and …

    “Touch DNA” is DNA obtained from biological material transferred from a donor to an object or a person during physical contact. This particular kind of evidence could play an …

  2. Touch DNA: impact of handling time on touch deposit and …

    “Touch DNA” is DNA obtained from biological material transferred from a donor to an object or a person during physical contact.

  3. Touch DNA: An investigative tool in Forensic Science

    In crimes where identification of the suspect has prove been an effective investigative tool. The present work throws light on the importance of …

  4. A review of trace “Touch DNA” deposits: Variability factors and an ...

    Biological samples with low levels of DNA not attributed to a specific body fluid are often referred to as “trace DNA” or, alternately, “touch DNA” as touching is assumed to be how …

  5. Touch DNA in forensic science: The use of laboratory-created …

    The goal of forensic science is to maximize the value of evidence. Through examining the process flow to demonstrate key fail points, touch DNA will be better utilized to …

  6. Touch DNA: impact of handling time on touch deposit and

    This study aimed to investigate the "handling time", analyzing particularly the minimum contact time required to deposit a sufficient amount of DNA on a garment to produce …

  7. Touch DNA Sampling Methods: Efficacy Evaluation and …

    The Casework Direct Kit showed better efficiency for processing touch DNA samples, enhancing the chance of recovering deposited DNA and improving STR profile quality when compared with DNA IQ. Limitations on the …

  8. (PDF) Touch DNA Sampling Methods: Efficacy …

    Collection and interpretation of “touch DNA” from crime scenes represent crucial steps during criminal investigations, with clear consequences in courtrooms.