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Experts Propose DNA Database to Reunify Migrant Families
An interdisciplinary team of scientists, physicians and human rights advocates propose a DNA-led framework for safely and ethically reunifying the more than 70,000 families separated at the U.S. ...
The forensic tools used in the hunt for evidence have improved over the decades as advanced microscopy, spectroscopy, genetic analysis, and rapid forensic database searches have become common.
The Hanson case was considered high risk because after 50 years, the crime scene DNA was severely degraded and believed to be unusable.
Students from the University of Winchester are working with a team of international experts to revisit historical unsolved crimes as part of a unique project investigating cold cases.
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