DNA conservation is central to many applications. This leads to an ever-increasing number
of samples which are more and more difficult and costly to store or transport. A way to …

Bones and teeth represent a common finding in ancient DNA studies and in forensic
casework, even after a long burial. Genetic typing is the gold standard for the personal …

Genetic assessment of highly incinerated and/or degraded human skeletal material is a
persistent challenge in forensic DNA analysis, including identifying victims of mass …

Forensic casework samples often include human hairs, teeth, and bones. Hairs with roots
are routinely processed for DNA analysis, while rootless hairs are either not tested or …

Recovering high-quality DNA from thermally altered human remains poses a significant
challenge for research and law enforcement agencies due to high levels of DNA …