Manuscripts prepared in accordance with Guide for authors should be sent to the editor-in-chief or to one of the national editors. Submission of articles Official journal of the Danish, the Norwegian and the Swedish societies for forensic medicine. The journal will publish original articles, review articles, preliminary communications, letters to the editor and case reports in the different dis...

Forensic Odontology is a branch of forensic science involves in human identification through dental tissues or more specifically teeth when there the destruction body criminal mass disasters. The importance Dentistry recent days lies mainly little remaining material to perform such has led dentists working with investigators become aware new molecular biology technologies. In last few years, DN...

Authorship analysis is a text analysis technique that is visualized mainly in three different techniques namely Authorship Profiling, Authorship Identification and Plagiarism Detection. In this paper a brief survey on the recent developments in the area of author profiling approaches were presented. Authorship Profiling is to ascertain various authors characteristics like age, gender, native co...

Jose R. Almirall, MSFS Graduate Program Director and Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry and Director, IFRI Bruce McCord, Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry and Associate Director, IFRI Anthony P. (Tony) DeCaprio, Associate Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry and Director, Forensic Science Certificate Program Kenneth Furton, Provost and Professor, Chemistry and Biochemistry Kevin McElFre...

When DNA profiling technique is being performed using any biological specimen from the individual, it promises the correct and unambiguous individualization, but in certain cases the forensic scientist may encounter the problem of mixed or completely mismatched DNA profile of a single individual [1,2]. STR’s (short tandem repeat) may lead to erroneous conclusion when the source of the biologica...

The remarkable advances in DNA technologies over the past two decades have had an enormous impact on human identification, medical diagnosis, population genetics, understanding of evolution of species, wildlife management, characterization and unfolding the mysteries of antiquity of archaic specimens. This article presents an overview of the current technologies in the field of forensic genetic...

Short tandem repeat (STR) markers adopted for forensic applications are generally stable and have been proved effective for the analysis of many archival pathology specimens and postmortem tissues. However, recent studies on STR typing of cancerous samples have shown misinterpreted profiles caused by two types of genetic alterations in tumor materials: microsatellite instability (MSI, contracti...