[Associative links of genetic markers of blood and saliva with dental caries].
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Adolescent↗
Biomedical subjects
Iu P Shupik
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[Photometric method of identification of cutting objects in the examination of charred cadavers].
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Autopsy↗
[Apropos the article by G. V. Bobro The evaluation and quality control of the work of the structural subdivisions of the Office of Forensic Medical Expertise under the conditions of an economic experiment (Sudebno-meditsinskaia ékspertiza, No. 3, 1990)].
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Forensic Medicine↗
[Studies of the saliva in trace residues on objects for the purposes of forensic medical expertise].
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Adhesives↗
[Age-related characteristics of local immunity in dental caries].
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Adolescent↗
[Use of telegraph communication in medico-legal practice].
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Forensic Medicine↗
[Chages of stab and stab-cut wounds under the effect of flames].
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Burns↗
[The forensic medical service of Finland].
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Finland↗
[The use of proteases for enhancing the sensitivity of detecting ABO system antigens by an absorption-elution reaction in blood stains].
The sensitivity of the absorption-elution test (AET) for the detection of A, B, and H antigens in blood traces can be appreciably increased by using serologically active proteases at different stages of the test. A sensitive AET modification is developed, detecting group antigens in far lesser amounts of the material than by routine AET without proteases. A higher sensitivity of the antigen-antibody reaction between enzyme-treated erythrocytes and tested blood traces permits the use of standard group-specific sera less active than usually; the actually solves the problem of deficit of the sera fit for this test.
ABO Blood-Group System↗