论文信息 - A New High-Performance Reagent and Procedure for Latent Bloodstain Detection Based on Luminol Chemiluminescence

A New High-Performance Reagent and Procedure for Latent Bloodstain Detection Based on Luminol Chemiluminescence

ABSTRACT A new occult blood revealing agent was designed such that DNA material would be preserved and a DNA profile could be obtained. Indeed, there were uncertainties about previous chemicals that might alter blood DNA content and have adverse effects on DNA typing. BlueStar® is a chemiluminescent bloodstain detecting agent resulting from our research. It combines ease-of-use with minimum health risks and does not have any harmful effects on DNA profile determination.

L. Blum | Philippe Esperança | StÉPhanie Rocquefelte

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