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Partial List of References
 
ABAcard® p30 for the Crime Scene Identification of Semen

  1. Benton, K.A.,  Donahue, J.A., Valadez, Jr. , M.   Analysis of the ABAcard®  p30 Test for  use in the forensic laboratory.
  2. Kuester, J.,  Rothenberg, D.,  Schwartz, E.,  Eustace, M., Adamo, R.  Validation of a commercial  p30 kit  (ABAcard®)  for forensic identification of semen.
  3. Carradine, C.C. Evaluation of  ABAcard® p30 test for the  identification of  Semen
  4. Kristaly, A., Smith, D.A.S. Validation of  ABAcard®  p30 test for the rapid forensic identification of  Semen.
  5. Silenieks, E., Pearman, C., Atkinson, C. The Use of the ABAcard® p30 Test for the Detection of p30 (PSA) in Seminal Stains and Swabs.
  6. Sattler, E. A Timeline of Seminal Fluid Markers within the Arid Zone. Northern Territory Police, Crime Scene Examination Unit.

ABAcard® Hematrace® for the Crime Scene Identification of Human Blood

  1. Reynolds, Mark. The ABAcard® HemaTrace® A confirmatory identification of human blood located at crime scenes. IABPA News.
  2. Johnston, S., Newman, J., Frappier, R.Validation study of ABAcard® HemaTrace® test for the forensic identification of human blood. Can. Soc. For. Sci.
  3. Silenieks, E., Atkinson, C., Pearman, C.The Use of the ABAcard®HemaTrace® for the Detection of Higher Primate Blood in Bloodstains. Forensic Science, South Australia. Presented at the ANZFSS Symposium, Wellington N.Z.
  4. Bevel, T., Gardner, R. Bloodstain Pattern Analysis. Second Edition.
  5. Lemire, C. Forensic Aspects of Trace Human Blood Evidence: From Presumptive Test to STR Profile. Graduate Thesis. Harvard University.
  6. Swander, C.J., Stites, J.G.Evaluation of the ABAcard® HemaTrace® for the forensic identification of human blood. MAFS Annual Meeting.
  7. Kristaly, A., Smith, D.A.S. Validation of the ABAcard® HemaTrace® for the rapid forensic identification of human blood.
  8. Culliford, B. The examination and typing of bloodstains in the crime laboratory. Washington, D.C. US Department of Justice.

SALIgAE® For the Crime Scene Identification of Saliva

  1. Camilleri, E., Silenieks, E., Henry, J.  SALIgAE®
    Test: Locating Saliva Stains using the Polilight® and SALIgAE® Spray.
  2. Silenieks, E. SALIgAE® Test: The Detection of  Salivary Amylase in Expirated Blood Patterns Technical Note.
  3. Miller, D., Hodges, J. Validation of Abacus SALIgAE® Test for the Forensic Identification of Saliva. West Virginia State Police.
  4. Carlesso, J, Silenieks, E, Henry, J. The SALIgAE® Test For The Forensic Identification of Saliva. Forensic Science South Australia.
  5. Keating SM and Higgs DF. The Detection of Amylase on Swabs from Sexual Assault Cases J. For. Science.
  6. Auvdel MJ. Amylase levels in semen and saliva stains. J. For. Science.
  7. Hochmeister MN et al. High levels of alpha-amylase in seminal fluid may represent a simple artifact in the collection process.
  8. Bhoola K.D. et al. A Survey of Kallikrein and Amylase in a population of schoolgirls throughout the menstrual cycle. Clin Sci and Mol Med.
  9. Whitehead PH and Kipps AE. The significance of amylase in forensic investigations of  body  fluids. For Science.

 

 
   
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