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Forensic Science International, 2019
The colour of post-mortem lividity and control skin of 86 cadavers was measured spectrophotometrically to obtain L* (value), a* (chroma) and b* (hue) values. In addition, left heart blood (n = 58), right heart blood (n = 57) and blood from the femoral vein (n = 21) were measured.
Yosuke, Usumoto +4 more
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The colour of post-mortem lividity and control skin of 86 cadavers was measured spectrophotometrically to obtain L* (value), a* (chroma) and b* (hue) values. In addition, left heart blood (n = 58), right heart blood (n = 57) and blood from the femoral vein (n = 21) were measured.
Yosuke, Usumoto +4 more
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AATF RNome has the potential to define post mortem interval
Forensic Science International, 2015Keeping in view the fact that the circadian rhythm governs human behavioral characteristics, metabolism and body function, the present study was directed to explore whether or not there exists any cooperativity between AATF RNome (comprising AATF mRNA and its encoded microRNA miR-2909) rhythmicity and post mortem interval (PMI).
S, Sharma, Dalbir, Singh, Deepak, Kaul
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Bone citrate content as an indicator of post-mortem interval
Anthropologischer AnzeigerThe citrate levels in the bone start to decrease after death. Therefore, it may be possible to estimate the post-mortem interval if the citrate content decreases at regular and predictable intervals. To verify this, it was used twelve fresh porcine tibiae and femora, fifteen recently buried porcine bones, two samples of human bones curated from the ...
Simona, Sulis, Lenka, Vorobeľová
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The effect of the post-mortem interval on the concentrations of nitrobenzodiazepines
2021This thesis was scanned from the print manuscript for digital preservation and is copyright the author. Researchers can access this thesis by asking their local university, institution or public library to make a request on their behalf. Monash staff and postgraduate students can use the link in the References field.
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MicroRNA transcriptome analysis for post-mortem interval estimation
Forensic Science InternationalEstimating the post-mortem interval (PMI) is a critical aspect of forensic science; however, current methods often lack precision because of the variability in external and internal factors. This study investigated the potential use of microRNAs (miRNAs) as stable molecular biomarkers for PMI estimation.
Haneul, Lee +6 more
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Nerve conduction as a means of estimating early post-mortem interval
International Journal Of Legal Medicine, 1992Methods in current practice for ascertaining time of death are largely based on the cooling of the body after death and are somewhat unreliable. A theoretical relationship is known to exist between the decline in the properties defining nerve conduction and time after death caused by the gradual cessation of metabolic activity in nerves.
K J, Straton, A, Busuttil, M A, Glasby
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The cholesterol levels in median nerve and post-mortem interval evaluation
Forensic Science International, 2016Cholesterol levels in the median nerve were studied at various post-mortem intervals (PMIs). Single median nerve samples were collected from the wrists of 36 subjects during forensic autopsies of subjects with known circumstances and times of death. Although the absolute values varied, increments in cholesterol concentration were recorded. Subsequently,
Vacchiano, G +4 more
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The Effect of the Post-Mortem Interval on the Level of Creatine in Vitreous Humour
Medicine, Science and the Law, 1989By means of 103 medico-legal autopsies it was established that a rise in the creatine level occurs in the vitreous humour after death. In view of the satisfactory correlation between the post-mortem interval and the creatine level in the vitreous humour (r = 0.84, p < 0.001) investigations were undertaken as to whether the creatine level in vitreous
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Calculating post-mortem interval by using the morphological changes in leucocytes
Medicine, Science and the LawThe changes in the internal environment of the body after death due to lack of oxygen result in certain morphological changes in the blood cells. This study tests the hypothesis that after we take out blood from live individuals and store it in-vitro there will also be an anoxic environment which will result in morphological changes like what happens ...
Mahaluxmi Saravanamurugan +2 more
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