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Volume 25 (2013) |
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Professional Review and Commentary — Baylor MR (US); 25(1&2):1–6; 2013 |
Best Practices; Commentary; Emerging Methods and Technologies; Upcoming Events; Book Review |
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Review Articles |
Synthetic cannabinoids and cathinones: Prevalence and markets; Bretteville-Jensen AL, Tuv SS, Bilgrei OR,
Fjeld B, Bachs L (Norway); 25(1&2):7–26; 2013. [Abstract]
Analysis of synthetic cannabinoids in botanical materials: A review of analytical methods and fi ndings;
Presley BC, Jansen-Varnum SA, Logan BK (US); 25(1&2):27–46; 2013. [Abstract]
Forensic analysis of cathinones; Gautam L, Shanmuganathan A, Cole MD (UK); 25(1&2):47–64; 2013.
[Abstract]
Matrix effects in the liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry method of analysis; Liu H-C, Lin
D-L (Taiwan), McCurdy HH (US); 25(1&2):65–78; 2013. [Abstract]
Deep-sequencing technologies and potential applications in forensic DNA testing; Zascavage RR, Shewale
SJ, Planz JV (US); 25(1&2):79–105; 2013. [Abstract]
Inferential source attribution from dust: Review and analysis; Stoney DA, Bowen AM, Stoney PL (US);
25(1&2):107–142; 2013. [Abstract] |
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25-Year index (1989–2013) — Content by issue; 25(1&2):143–147; 2013 |
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Volume 24 (2012) |
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(Guest Editor: J. G. Shewale) |
A Special Issue Devoted to the Topic of Advances in Genotyping Methods
for Forensic DNA Analysis — Part II |
Principles, practice, and evolution of capillary electrophoresis as a tool for forensic DNA analysis; Shewale JG, Qi L, Calandro LM (US); 24(2):79–100; 2012. [Abstract]
Forensic mitochondria DNA analysis: Current practice and future potential; Melton T, Holland C, Molland M (US); 24(2):101–122; 2012. [Abstract]
Sample-to-result STR genotyping systems: Potential and status; Lousnbury JA, Bienvenue JM, Landers JP (US); 24(2):123–142; 2012. [Abstract]
Training of forensic DNA scientists — A commentary; Turnbough M, Eisenberg A, Schade L, Shewale JG (US); 24(2):143–150; 2012. [Abstract] |
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(Guest Editor: J. G. Shewale) |
A Special Issue Devoted to the Topic of Advances in Genotyping Methods
for Forensic DNA Analysis — Part I |
Next-generation STR genotyping kits for forensic applications; Mulero JJ, Hennessy LK (US); 24(1):1–13;
2012. [Abstract]
Biology and genetics of new autosomal STR loci useful for forensic DNA analysis; Butler JM, Hill CR
(US); 24(1):15–26; 2012. [Abstract]
Hidden variation in microsatellite loci: Utility and implications for forensic DNA analysis; Planz JV,
Hall TA (US); 24(1):27–42; 2012. [Abstract]
Applications of autosomal SNPs and Indels in forensic analysis; Phillips C (Spain); 24(1):43–62; 2012.
[Abstract]
Additional Y-STRs in forensics: Why, which, and when; Ballantyne KN (Australia), Kayser M (The
Netherlands); 24(1):63–78; 2012. [Abstract] |
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Volume 23 (2011) |
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Biomarkers for the identification of alcohol use/abuse: A critical review; Bortolotti F, Tagliaro F (Italy); 23(2):55–72; 2011. [Abstract]
The illegal use of synthetic pharmaceuticals in herbal formulations: An overview of adulteration practices and analytical investigations; de Carvalho LM, Moreira AP, Martini M, Falcoã T (Brazil); 23(2):73–89; 2011. [Abstract]
Pharmacokinetics of ethanol — Issues of forensic importance; Jones AW (Sweden); 23(2):91–136; 2011. [Abstract] |
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A Special Issue Devoted to the Topic on Forensic Science in Support ofWildlife Conservation Efforts — Global Trends and the Taiwan Experience |
The Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) — 35 years of global efforts to ensure that international trade in wild animals and plants is legal and sustainable; Wijnstekers W (France); 23(1):1–8; 2011. [Abstract]
Forensic science in support of wildlife conservation efforts — Genetic approaches (global trends); Linacre A (Australia); 23(1):9–18; 2011. [Abstract]
Forensic science in support of wildlife conservation efforts — Developments in genetic approaches in Taiwan; Hsieh H-M, Tsai L-C, Lee JC-I (Taiwan); 23(1):19–27; 2011. [Abstract]
Forensic science in support of wildlife conservation efforts — Morphological and chemical approaches (global trends); Bell LS (Canada); 23(1):29–35; 2011. [Abstract]
Forensic science in support of wildlife conservation efforts — Developments in morphological and chemical approaches in Taiwan; Chang H-C, Chen T-H, Lin D-L (Taiwan); 23(1):37–54; 2011. [Abstract] |
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Volume 22 (2010)
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(Guest Editor: J. G. Shewale) |
A Special Issue Devoted to the Topic on Assessment and Preparation of
Biological Specimens for DNA Analysis |
Forensic DNA evidence collection at a crime scene: An investigator's commentary; Blozis J (US); 22(2):121–130; 2010. [Abstract]
Optimizing storage and handling of DNA extracts; Lee SB, Crouse CA, Kline MC (US); 22(2):131–144; 2010. [Abstract]
RNA profiling for the identification of the tissue origin of dried stains in forensic biology; Hanson EK, Ballantyne J (US); 22(2):145–157; 2010. [Abstract]
Extraction of DNA from forensic biological samples for genotyping; Stray JE, Liu JY, Brevnov MG, Shewale JG (US); 22(2):159–175; 2010. [Abstract]
Extraction of DNA from human remains; Stray JE, Shewale JG (US); 22(2):177–185; 2010. [Abstract]
DNA extraction on microfluidic devices; Bienvenue JM, Landers JP (US); 22(2):187–197; 2010. [Abstract]
Assessment of DNA extracted from forensic samples prior to genotyping; Barbisin M, Shewale JG (US); 22(2):199–214; 2010. [Abstract] |
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(Guest Editors: M. A. LeBeau and M. A. Montgomery) |
A Special Issue Devoted to the Topic on Drug-Facilitated Sexual Assault |
Challenges of drug-facilitated sexual assault; LeBeau MA, Montgomery MA (US); 22(1):1–6; 2010. [Abstract]
The frequency of drug-facilitated sexual assault investigations; LeBeau MA, Montgomery MA (US); 22(1):7–14; 2010. [Abstract]
The use of alcohol to facilitate sexual assault; Kerrigan S (US) 22(1):15–32; 2010. [Abstract]
The use of benzodiazepines to facilitate sexual assault; Montgomery MA (US); 22(1):33–40; 2010. [Abstract]
The Use of GHB and Analogs to Facilitate Sexual Assault; Marinetti L, LeBeau MA (US); 22(1):41–59; 2010. [Abstract]
The use of "Z-drugs" to facilitate sexual assault; Stockham TL, Rohrig TP (US); 22(1):61–73; 2010. [Abstract]
The Use of over-the-counter medications to facilitate sexual assault; Jenkins AJ, Stillwell ME (US); 22(1):75–82; 2010. [Abstract]
The use of miscellaneous prescription medications to facilitate sexual assault; Couper F J, Saady JJ (US); 22(1):83–112; 2010. [Abstract]
Laboratory management of drug-facilitated sexual assault cases; LeBeau MA (US); 22(1):113–119; 2010. [Abstract] |
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Volume 21 (2009) |
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(Guest Editors: H. Miller Coyle and J. C.-I Lee) |
A Special Issue Devoted to the Topic on Identification of Non-Human Spceimens |
Canine DNA profiling in forensic casework: the tail wagging
the dog; Berger C, Berger B, Parson W (Austria); 21(1):1–13; 2009. [Abstract]
Forensic botany: evidence and analysis; Coyle HM (US);
21(1):15–24; 2009. [Abstract]
Mass spectrometry in microbial forensics; Ho YP, Reddy PM,
Chen CT, Lo AAL (Taiwan); 21(1):25–50; 2009. [Abstract]
Mass spectra and cross-contribution of ion intensity between drug analytes and their isotopically labeled analogs — Benzodiazepines and their derivatives; Wang S-M, Chen B-G, Wu M-Y, Liu RH (Taiwan), Lewis RJ, Ritter DV, Canfield DV (US); 21(2):69–144); 2009. [Abstract] |
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Volume 20 (2008) |
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A brief history of the Indiana University Center for Studies of
Law in Action and the Robert F. Borkenstein course on
alcohol and highway safety; Dubowski KM (US); 20(1):1–17; 2008. [Abstract]
Certification programs for criminalists — Historical development;
Barnett PD (US); 20(1):19–43; 2008. [Abstract]
Liquid chromatography-tandem mass spectrometry analysis of
opioids, benzodiazepines, cannabinoids, amphetamines, and
cocaine in biological and other specimens; McCurdy HH,
Morrison AM, Holt LA (US); 20(1):45–73; 2008. [Abstract]
Mass spectra and cross-contributions of ion intensity between
the analytes and their isotopically labeled analogs —
Common opioids and their derivatives; Chen BG, Wu MY,
Liu RH, Wang SM (Taiwan), Lewis RJ, Ritter RM, Canfield
DV (US); 20(2):75–173; 2008. [Abstract]
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Volume 19 (2007) |
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(Guest Editor: M. R. Baylor) |
A Special Issue Devoted to the Topic on Urine Specimen Validity Testing |
Specimen adulteration and substitution in workplace drug
testing; Crumpton SD, Sutheimer CA (US); 19(1/2):1–27;
2007. [Abstract]
Specimen validity testing (SVT) — Effects of oxidizing agents
on drugs in urine and procedures for detection; Paul BD,
Dunkley CS (US); 19(1/2):29–47; 2007. [Abstract]
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(Guest Editor: J. M. Mitchell) |
A Special Issue Devoted to the Topic on Hair Drug Testing |
A decade revisited — Forensic and clinical applications of hair testing; Ropero-Miller JD (US); 19(1/2):49–67; 2007. [Abstract]
Hair testing for drugs — Challenges for interpretation; Stout PR (US); 19(1/2):69–84; 2007. [Abstract]
Legal review for testing of drugs in hair; Chamberlain RT (US); 19(1/2):85–94; 2007. [Abstract] |
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Volume 18 (2006) |
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Application of mitochondrial DNA technologies in wildlife
investigations — Species identification; Linacre A (UK);
18(1):1–8; 2006. [Abstract]
Correlation of drug-testing results — Immunoassay versus gas
chromatography-mass spectrometry; Huang MH, Liu RH,
Chen YL (Taiwan), Rhodes SL (US); 18(1):9–41; 2006. [Abstract]
Disease-induced anomalous human microsatellite DNA —
Implications in forensic DNA typing; Pai CY (Taiwan);
18(1):43–58; 2006. [Abstract]
The “Starch Wars” and the early history of DNA profiling;
Aronson JD (US); 18(1):59–72; 2006. [Abstract] |
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(Guest Editor: M. M. Houck) |
Advances in the forensic analysis of glass fragments with a
focus on refractive index and elemental analysis; Almirall
JR, Trejos T (US); 18(2):73–96; 2006. [Abstract]
Current trends in forensic paint examination; Ryland SG,
Jergovich TA (US), Kirkbride KP (Australia); 18(2):97–117; 2006. [Abstract]
Particle analysis in forensic science; Bisbing RE, Schneck WM
(US); 18(2):119–144; 2006. [Abstract] |
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Volume 17 (2005)
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(Guest Editor: M. M. Houck) |
An argument for light microscopy — A review of forensic
microscopy for trace evidence analysis; Houck MM , Bowen
RB (US); 17(1):1–15; 2005. [Abstract]
Examination, analysis, and application of hair in forensic
science — Animal hair; Tridico S (Australia); 17(1):17–28;
2005. [Abstract]
Forensic fiber examination and analysis; Houck MM (US);
17(1):29–49; 2005. [Abstract]
Forensic human hair examination and comparison in the 21st
century; Houck MM, Bisbing RE (US); 17(1):51–66; 2005. [Abstract] |
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Mass spectrometric data of commonly abused amphetamines
and their derivatives — Cross contributions of ion intensity
between the analytes and their isotopically labeled analogs;
Wang SM, Chye SM, Liu RH (Taiwan), Lewis RJ, Canfield
DV, Roberts J (US); 17(2):67–166; 2005. [Abstract] |
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Volume 16 (2004)
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(Guest Editor: A. R. Isenberg) |
A Special Issue Devoted to the Topic on Forensic Application of Mitochondrial Deoxyribonucleic Acid (mtDNA) |
Mitochondrial DNA heteroplasmy; Melton T (US); 16(1): 1–20; 2004. [Abstract]
Single nucleotide polymorphisms and microarray technology
in forensic genetics — Development and application to
mitochondrial DNA; Budowle B, Planz JV, Campbell RS,
Eisenberg AJ (US); 16(1):21–36; 2004. [Abstract]
Phylogenetics and mitochondrial DNA; Wilson MR, Allard
MW (US); 16(1):37–62; 2004. [Abstract]
Naming the dead — Confronting the realities of the rapid
identification of degraded skeletal remains; Edson SM,
Ross JP, Coble MD, Parsons TJ, Barritt SM (US); 16(1):63–90; 2004. [Abstract] |
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Common legal challenges and responses in forensic breath
alcohol determination; Gullberg RG (US); 16(2):91–101;
2004. [Abstract]
Conventional and novel methods for facial-image identification;
Yoshino M (Japan); 16(2):103–114; 2004. [Abstract]
Mechamisms of drug deposition in hair and issues for hair
testing; Ruth JA, Stout PR (US); 16(2):115–133; 2004. [Abstract]
Objective diagnosis of drowning by the “Diatom Test” — A
critical review; Bortolotti F, Tagliaro F, Manetto G (Italy);
16(2):135–148; 2004. [Abstract] |
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Volume 15 (2003)
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(Guest Editors: L. J. Farrell and B. K. Logan) |
The Effects of Drugs on Human Performance and Behavior (Part Ⅱ) |
Carisoprodol — Effects on human performance and behavior;
Robertson MD (Australia), Marinetti LJ (US); 15(1):1–9;
2003. [Abstract]
3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine — Effects on human
performance and behavior; Logan BK, Couper FJ (US);
15(1):11–28; 2003. [Abstract]
Opioids — Effects on human performance and behavior; Stout
PR, Farrell LJ (US); 15(1):29–59; 2003. [Abstract]
Phencyclidine — Effects on human performance and behavior;
Mozayani A (US); 15(1):61–74; 2003. [Abstract] |
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(Guest Editors: S. K. Sinha with the assistance of
L. Gusmao,
P. de Knijff and S. G. Shewale) |
In Support of the Workshop on Y–Chromosome Analysis and Its Application in Forensic Science Organized for the EuropeanAcademy of Forensic Science Third Triennial Meeting (September 2003; Istanbul, Turkey) |
The human Y-chromosome — Introduction of genetics and
applications; Kayser M (Germany); 15(2):77–89; 2003. [Abstract]
Recent developments in Y-short tandem repeat and Y-single
nucleotide polymorphism analysis; Butler JM (US);
15(2):91–111; 2003. [Abstract]
Y-Short tandem repeat multiples system — Y-PLEX™ 6 and
Y-PLEX™ 5; Shewale JG, Sinha SK (US); 15(2):115–136;
2003. [Abstract]
Strategies for the design and assessment of Y-short tandem
repeat multiplexes for forensic use; Hall A, Ballantyne J
(US); 15(2):137–149; 2003. [Abstract]
Utility of Y-chromosome short tandem repeat haplotypes in
forensic applications; Budowle B, Sinha SK, Lee HS,
Chakraborty R (US); 15(2):153–164; 2003. [Abstract]
The Y-short tandem repeat haplotype reference database
(YHRD) and male population stratification in Europe —
Impact on forensic genetics; Roewer L (US); 15(2):165–172; 2003. [Abstract]
Population database and mutation study for short tandem repeat
loci on Y-chromosome (Y-STRs) in Japanese populations;
Yamamoto T (Japan); 15(2):173–180; 2003. [Abstract]
Forensic casework using Y-chromosome short tandem repeats;
Sinha SK (US); 15(2):181–182; 2003. [Abstract]
Forensic applications of Y-short tandem repaets; Lessig R
(Germany); 15(2):183–190; 2003. [Abstract]
Advantages and disadvantages of Y-short tandem repeats testing
in forensic casework; Prinz M (US); 15(2):191–198; 2003. [Abstract]
Forensic casework applications using Y-PLEX™ 6 and YPLEX
™ 5 systems; Sinha SK (US); 15(2):199–203; 2003. [Abstract] |
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Volume 14 (2002)
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(Guest Editors: L. J. Farrell and B. K. Logan) |
In Commemoration of the Activities of The Joint Society of Forensic Toxicologists, Inc. and AmericanAcademy of Forensic Sciences Drugs and Driving Committee — The Effects of Drugs on Human Performance and Behavior (PartⅠ) |
Benzodiazepines — Effects on human performance and
behavior; Drummer OH (Australia); 14(1/2):1–14; 2002. [Abstract]
Cannabis (Marijuana) — Effects on human performance and
behavior ; Huestis MA (US); 14(1/2):15–60; 2002. [Abstract]
Cocaine — Effects on human performance and behavior;
Isenschmid DS (US); 14(1/2):61–100; 2002. [Abstract]
γ-Hydrobutyrate — Effects on human performance and behavior;
Couper FJ, Marinetti LJ (US); 14(1/2):101–121; 2002. [Abstract]
Ketamine — Effects on human performance and behavior;
Mozayani A (US); 14(1/2):123–131; 2002. [Abstract]
Methamphetamine — Effects on human performance and
behavior; Logan BK (US); 14(1/2):133–151; 2002. [Abstract] |
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Volume 13 (2001) |
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Cannabis sativa L. — Botanical problems and molecular
approaches in forensic investigations; Siniscalco Gigliano
G (Italy); 13(1):1–17; 2001. [Abstract]
Forensic analysis of explosives by LC/MS; Yinon J (US); 13(1):
19–28; 2001. [Abstract]
Silver physical developers for the visualization of latent prints
on paper; Cantu AA (US); 13(1):29–64; 2001. [Abstract]
Statistical considerations for readers and authors of the forensic
science literature; Gullberg RG (US); 13(1):65–76; 2001. [Abstract]
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Enforcement of zero tolerance in the state of Washington —
Evidence from breath-test records; Blackman K, Voas RB,
Gullberg RG, Tippetts S (US); 13(2):77–86; 2001. [Abstract]
Handwriting evidence in federal courts — From Frye to Kumho;
Zlotnick J, Lin JR (US); 13(2):87–99; 2001. [Abstract]
Postmortem drug redistribution; Barnhart FE, Bonnell HJ,
Rossum KM (US); 13(2):101–129; 2001. [Abstract]
Somatic and germline mutation of forensic DNA markers;
Yang CH (Taiwan), Staropoli T (US); 13(2):131–152; 2001. [Abstract] |
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Volume 12 (2000)
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(Guest Editors: I-A. Low, Y.-S. Giang and T.-L. Kuo) |
Proceedings of The Robert F. Borkenstein International Symposium on Alcohol and Forensic Science — The Influence of Alcohol and Drugs on Transportation Safety (Taipei, Taiwan; December 1–2, 1999) |
Professor Robert F. Borkenstein — An appreciation of his life
and work; Lucas DM (Canada); 12(1/2):1–21; 2000. [Abstract]
Medicolegal alcohol determinations — Blood- or breath-alcohol
concentrations? Jones AW (Sweden); 12(1/2):23–47; 2000. [Abstract]
Methodology and quality assurance in forensic breath alcohol
analysis; Gullberg RG (US); 12(1/2):49–68; 2000. [Abstract]
The role of forensic psychiatry in substance abuse — Practice
and research in Taiwan; Chen CC, Kuo TL (Taiwan); 12(1/2):69–77; 2000. [Abstract]
Driving under the influence of non-alcohol drugs; Mørland J
(Norway); 12(1/2):79–105; 2000. [Abstract]
Epidemiology of alcohol-related accidents and the Grand Rapids
study; Waller PF (US); 12(1/2):107–118; 2000. [Abstract]
Countermeasures for reducing alcohol-related crashes; Voas
RB (US); 12(1/2):119–132; 2000. [Abstract]
Objective diagnosis of chronic alcohol abuse — Determination
of carbohydrate-deficient transferrin (CDT) with capillary
electrophoresis; Tagliaro F, Bortolotti F, Crivellente F,
Cittadini F (Italy); 12(1/2):133–149; 2000. [Abstract]
Measuring alcohol in blood and breath for forensic purposes —
A historical review; Jones AW (Sweden); 12(1/2):151–182;
2000. [Abstract] |
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Volume 11 (1999) |
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Analysis of drugs of abuse in saliva; Samyn N, Verstraete A,
van Haeren C (Belgium), Kintz P (France); 11(1):1–19;
1999. [Abstract]
Mitochondrial DNA sequence analysis — Validation and use
for forensic casework; Holland MM, Parsons TJ (US);
11(1):21–50; 1999. [Abstract]
Progress in facial reconstruction technology; Miyasaka S
(Japan); 11(1):51–90; 1999. [Abstract]
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Chemical profiling of illicit heroin samples; Besacier F,
Chaudron-Thozet H (France); 11(2):105–119; 1999. [Abstract]
Coming of age: The American Academy of Forensic Sciences
and the forensic science profession — 1948 to 1998; Field
KS (US), Lucas DM (Canada); 11(2):121–140; 1999. [Abstract]
Contemporary sample preparation methdos for the detection of
ignitable liquids in suspect arson cases; Bertsch W, Ren Q
(US); 11(2):141–156; 1999. [Abstract]
LSD — An overview on drug action and detection; Paul BD,
Smith ML (US); 11(2):157–174; 1999. [Abstract]
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Volume 10 (1998) |
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Cocaine base identification and quantification; Elsherbini SH
(US); 10(1):1–12; 1998. [Abstract]
Cocaine profiling methodology — Recent advances; Moore
JM, Casale JF (US); 10(1):13–46; 1998. [Abstract]
Integrity of urine specimens for toxicologic analysis — Adulteration,
mechanisms of action, and laboratory detection;
Wu AHB (US); 10(1):47–65; 1998. [Abstract]
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Chinese herbal medicines — Manufacturing flaws and misuse;
Fraser DB (US), Wen KC (Taiwan); 10(2):67–80; 1998. [Abstract]
Illegal and therapeutic drug concentrations in hair segments —
A timetable of drug exposure? Pragst F, Rothe M, Spiegel K,
Sporkert F (Germany); 10(2):81–111; 1998. [Abstract]
Occluded solvent analysis as a basis for heroin and cocaine
sample differentiation; Cole MD (UK); 10(2):113–120;
1998. [Abstract]
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Volume 9 (1997) |
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Analysis of accelerants in fire debris — Data interpretation;
Bertsch W (US); 9(1):1–22; 1997. [Abstract]
Testing for drugs of abuse in hair — Experimental observations
and indications for future research; Rollins DE, Wilkins DG,
Gygi SP, Slawson MH, Nagasawa PR (US); 9(1):23–36;
1997. [Abstract]
Visual color comparisons in forensic science; Thornton JI (US);
9(1):37–57; 1997. [Abstract]
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Commonly practiced quality control and quality assurance
procedures for gas chromatography/mass spectrometry analysis
in forensic urine drug-testing laboratories; Goldberger
BA, Huestis MA, Wilkins DG (US); 9(2):59-80; 1997. [Abstract]
Evidential value of textile fiber — Transfer and persistence of
fibers; Siegel JA (US); 9(2):81–96; 1997. [Abstract]
Forensic science and the Internet — Current utilization and
future potential; Chamakura RP (US); 9(2):97–122; 1997. [Abstract]
Methods for the analysis of human bite marks; Naru AS (UK);
9(2):123–139; 1997. [Abstract]
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Volume 8 (1996) |
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Applications of fluorescence spectroscopy to forensic science;
Siegel JA (US); 8(1):1–11; 1996. [Abstract]
Measuring alcohol in blood and breath for forensic purposes —
A historical review; Jones AW (Sweden); 8(1):13–44; 1996. [Abstract]
Modern approaches for the examination of toolmarks and other
surface marks; Katterwe H (Germany); 8(1):45–72; 1996. [Abstract]
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The detection and species identification of blood — A bibliography
of relevant papers from 1980 to 1995; Tumosa CS
(US); 8(2):73–90; 1996. [Abstract]
HPLC analysis of enantiomeric composition of abused drugs;
Sellers J, Duffitt GL, Gaines ML, Liu RH (US); 8(2):91–109; 1996. [Abstract]
Preparation of hair samples for drug analysis; Chiarotti M,
Strano-Rossi S (Italy); 8(2):111–128; 1996. [Abstract]
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Volume 7 (1995) |
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Determination of race from the skeleton through forensic anthropological
methods; Church MS (US); 7(1):1–39; 1995. [Abstract]
Medical review officer interpretation of urine drug test results;
Green KB, Isenschmid DS (US); 7(1):41–60; 1995. [Abstract]
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Criminalistics education and the role of the criminalistics educator;
Lindquist CA (US); 7(2):61–75; 1995. [Abstract]
Detection and characterization of cocaine and related tropane
alkaloids in coca leaf, cocaine, and biological specimens;
Moore JM, Casale JF, Fodor G, Jones AB (US); 7(2):77–101; 1995. [Abstract]
Drugs of abuse in meconium; Moore C, Negrusz A (US); 7(2):103–118; 1995. [Abstract]
Forensic investigation of soil and vegetable materials; Demmelmeyer
H, Adam J (Germany); 7(2):119–142; 1995. [Abstract]
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Volume 6 (1994) |
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Bufotenine — A hallucinogen in ancient snuff powders of South
America and a drug of abuse on the streets of New York City;
Chamakura RP (US); 6(1):1–18; 1994. [Abstract]
Comparison of common immunoassay kits for effective application
in workplace drug urinalysis; Liu RH (US); 6(1):19–57; 1994. [Abstract]
Fibers and forensic science — New ideas, developments, and
techniques; Grieve MC (Germany); 6(1):59–80; 1994. [Abstract]
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Issues pertaining to monitoring the abuse of amphetamines in
workplace drug testing; Cody JT (US); 6(2):81–96; 1994. [Abstract]
The scientific examination of Chinese handwritings; Leung SC
(Hong Kong); 6(2):97–145; 1994. [Abstract]
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Volume 5 (1993) |
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Application of serological and DNA methods for the identification
of urine specimen donors; Holland MM, Roy R, Fraser
MD, Liu RH (US); 5(1):1–14; 1993. [Abstract]
Genetic polymorphisms of human parotid saliva and their
application to forensic science; Tsuchida S, Ikemoto S
(Japan); 5(1):15–34; 1993. [Abstract]
A historical review of the characterization of blood and secretion
stains in the forensic science laboratory — Part one:
bloodstains; Whitehead PH (UK); 5(1):35–51; 1993. [Abstract]
Urinary metabolites of anabolic steroids; Chan SC (Canada),
Holan SL (New Zealand); 5(1):53–66; 1993. [Abstract]
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Enzymic digestion of biological specimens for drug analysis;
McCurdy HH (US); 5(2):67–79; 1993. [Abstract]
Estimation of postmortem interval using arthropod development
and successional patterns; Goff ML (US); 5(2):81–94;
1993. [Abstract]
Illicit production of cocaine; Casale JF, Klein RFX (US);
5(2):95–107; 1993. [Abstract]
Metabolic precursors to amphetamine and methamphetamine;
Cody JT (US); 5(2):109–127; 1993. [Abstract]
Sex origin determination of body fluid and stain; Mashali AA
(Egypt); 5(2):129–138; 1993. [Abstract]
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Volume 4 (1992) |
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Application of pyrolysis gas chromatography in forensic science; Blackledge RD (US); 4(1):1–16; 1992. [Abstract]
Development in the detection and identification of explosive
residues; Beveridge AD (Canada); 4(1):17–49; 1992. [Abstract]
Important considerations in the interpretation of forensic urine
drug test results; Liu RH (US); 4(1):51–65; 1992. [Abstract]
Recovery and stability of DNA in samples of forensic science
significance; Kobilinsky L (US); 4(1):67–87; 1992. [Abstract]
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Analysis of drugs in unconventional samples; Inoue T, Seta S
(Japan); 4(2):89–107; 1992. [Abstract]
The current legal status of drug testing and its implications;
Orvis GP (US); 4(2):109–124; 1992. [Abstract]
Development and current status of skull-image superimposition
— Methodology and instrumentation; Lan Y (China);
4(2):125–136; 1992. [Abstract]
Impurities in illicit drug preparations — 3,4-(Methylenedioxy)amphetamine and 3,4-(methylenedioxy)methylamphetamine;
Verweij AMA (The Netherlands); 4(2):137–146; 1992. [Abstract]
Solid phase extraction for systematic toxicological analysis;
Chen X-H, Franke J-P, de Zeeuw RA (The Netherlands);
4(2):147–159; 1992. [Abstract]
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Volume 3 (1991) |
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Determination of drugs of abuse and their stereoisomers by
circular dichroism; Purdie N (US); 3(1):1–16; 1991. [Abstract]
Forensic identification of explosives by mass spectrometry and
allied techniques; Yinon J (Israel); 3(1):17–27; 1991. [Abstract]
A historical and comparative review of the reception of forensic
medical and scientific evidence under different systems of
law; Havard JDJ (UK); 3(1):29–40; 1991. [Abstract]
The interaction of ethanol with drugs; Havier RG (US); 3(1):41–56; 1991. [Abstract]
Methods of fire debris preparation for detection of accelerants;
Caddy B (UK), Smith FP, Macy J (US); 3(1):57–69; 1991. [Abstract]
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Chromatographic analysis of inks for forensic science applications;
Tebbet IR (US); 3(2):71–82; 1991. [Abstract]
Detection of fingerprints on skin; Allman DS, Pounds CA (UK);
3(2):83–89; 1991. [Abstract]
Forensic analysis of lubricants; Hirz R (Austria); 3(2):91–99;
1991. [Abstract]
Sample differentiation: cocaine examples; Baugh LD, Liu RH
(US); 3(2):101–115; 1991. [Abstract]
Solid phase extraction of abused drugs from urine; Platoff GE
Jr, Gere JA (US); 3(2):117–133; 1991. [Abstract]
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Volume 2 (1990) |
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Analysis and differentiation of photocopy toners; Totty RN (UK);
2(1):1–23; 1990. [Abstract]
Hair protein polymorphism and its application to forensic
science hair comparison; Miyake B, Seta S (Japan); 2(1):25–36; 1990. [Abstract]
Methods for the determination of shooting distance; Lichtenberg
W (Germany); 2(1):37–62; 1990. [Abstract]
Specimen adulteration in drug urinalysis; Cody JT (US); 2(1):63–75; 1990. [Abstract]
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The application of chemical derivatization in forensic drug
chemistry for gas and high-performance liquid chromatographic
methods of analysis; Moore JM (US); 2(2):79–124;
1990. [Abstract]
Genetic markers in human bone tissue; Gaensslen RE, Lee HC
(US); 2(2):125–146; 1990. [Abstract]
Stability of drugs of abuse in biological specimens; Levine B,
Smith ML (US); 2(2):147–157; 1990. [Abstract]
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Volume 1 (1989) |
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Impurities in illicit drug preparations — Amphetamine and
methamphetamine; Verweij AMA (The Netherlands); 1(1):
1–11; 1989. [Abstract]
Morphine and codeine in biological fluids: approaches to source
differentiation; ElSohly MA, Jones AB (US); 1(1):13–22;
1989. [Abstract]
Personal identification of the human skull: superimposition and
radiographic techniques; Yoshino M, Seta S (Japan); 1(1):23–42; 1989. [Abstract]
Pretreatment of latent prints for laser development; Menzel ER
(US); 1(1):43–66; 1989. [Abstract]
The use of lectins in forensic science; Tumosa CS (US); 1(1):67–
84; 1989. [Abstract]
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Document examination — Applications of image processing
systems; Kopainsky B (Germany); 1(2):85–101; 1989. [Abstract]
Forensic science applications of ion mobility spectrometry;
Karpas Z (Israel); 1(2):103–119; 1989. [Abstract]
Urinary excretion of commonly abused drugs following unconventional
means of administration; Cone EJ, Huestis MA
(US); 1(2):121–139; 1989. [Abstract]
The use of microspectrophotometry in the examination of paints;
Cousins DR (UK); 1(2):141–162; 1989. [Abstract]
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