21th International Symposium on Human Identification Oral Presentations

21st International Symposium on Human Identification Oral Presentations

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Author	Title
Lisa Hurst	Forensic DNA Legislation and Funding Update: The US and Abroad
Ingo Bastisch	Proposed Forensic Quality Standards
Kristen Lewis O'Connor	Evaluating the Effect of Additional Forensic Loci on Likelihood Ratio Values for Complex Kinship Analysis
Jianye Ge	Comparing DNA Based Familial Searching Policies
Julie French	Through the Laboratory Door and into the CODIS Database in Less than 2 Hours: The Benefits of Improved Amplification Chemistry in a Databasing Laboratory
Jeff Sailus	Development and Validation of the 3500 Series Genetic Analyzer
Susan Greenspoon	Optimization and Validation of the Biomek NX for the Automation of Forensic Sample Processing
James Landers	Defining New Microfluidic Methodologies for Forensic DNA Sample Preparation: Harnessing the Power of Magnetic and Acoustic Forces for DNA Analysis
Andy Hopwood	A microTAS DNA Analysis System: Sample to Match in 2.5 Hours
Stevan Jovanovich	Apollo 200™ Human Identity Testing System — the First Fully Integrated, Sample-to-Profile STR-Based System for Forensics
Thomas Hall	Analysis of DNA Forensic Markers Using High-Performance Mass Spectrometry
Mara Lennard Richard	Evaluation of mRNA Markers for the Identification of Five Human Body Fluids
Carsten Pusch	Ancestry and Pathology in King Tutankhamun's Family
Mark Perlin	Explaining the Likelihood Ratio in DNA Mixture Interpretation
Martin Bill	Implementation of Next Generation DNA Expert Systems
Amy Mason	Battlefield Forensics: DNA Labs in Iraq and Afghanistan