Fluorescent identification of biological and other stains on skin by the use of alternative light sources. [electronic resource]

By:

Wawryk, Jacob

Contributor(s):

Odell, Morris

Producer: 20060228Description: 296-301 p. digitalISSN:

1353-1131

Subject(s):

Adolescent
Adult
Blood
Female
Fluorescence
Forensic Medicine
Humans
Light
Lubrication
Male
Middle Aged
Saliva
Semen
Skin -- pathology
Textiles
Ultraviolet Rays
Urine

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In: Journal of clinical forensic medicine vol. 12

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Fluorescent identification of biological and other stains on skin by the use of alternative light sources.

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Wawryk J., Odell M., . (20060228). Fluorescent identification of biological and other stains on skin by the use of alternative light sources. : Journal of clinical forensic medicine.

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Wawryk Jacob, Odell Morris, . 20060228. Fluorescent identification of biological and other stains on skin by the use of alternative light sources. : Journal of clinical forensic medicine.

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Wawryk J., Odell M., . (20060228). Fluorescent identification of biological and other stains on skin by the use of alternative light sources. : Journal of clinical forensic medicine.

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Wawryk Jacob, Odell Morris, . Fluorescent identification of biological and other stains on skin by the use of alternative light sources. : Journal of clinical forensic medicine. 20060228.

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