... identi cation, superimposition, holography, photography, dentition, anthropometry The identi cation of skeletonized remains is one of the most important tasks in forensic investigation. There are three main methods of superimposition using the skull and ante-mortem facial photographs of potential...

... identifier of incinerated dental tissues. Temperatures above 600°C strongly predicted tooth disintegration following decalcification. This finding has implications in incineration cases where histologic evidence must be maintained and examined intact. KEYWORDS: forensic science, incineration, dentition...

..., variable number of tandem repeat, DNA, blood, dentition Amplification of a highly polymorphic variable number of tandem repeat (VNTR) segments in human genomes by the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) is useful in race identification, and many kinds of polymorphisms at a single loci were reported (1 5...

... should be used together in practical applications. 28 08 1995 16 01 1996 22 01 1996 forensic science odontology human identification sex determination alphoid satellite DNA repetitive sequences blood dentition X chromosome Y chromosome References Dixon   A D...

... have pierced the face with a penetrating wound. 21 02 1992 08 05 1992 29 05 1992 Last Word Society Mona Lisa dentition References Atalay , B. I. , Symmetry in Art and Nature , presented at the University of Vienna , 03 1989 . Anthony , L. P...

... Migration Rate Observed in DNA from Evidentiary Material Precludes the Use of Sample Mixing to Resolve Forensic Cases of Identity ,” Applied and Theoretical Electrophoresis   0954-6642 , Vol. 1 , 1990 , pp. 267 - 272 . odontology dentition deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) serology genetic typing...

... substances, can lead to higher reliability in age estimation. Soluble peptide, in particular, has been found to be most effective. KEYWORDS: odontology, dentition, human identification, age estimation, amino acid racemization, collagen Most protein components in the body consist of L-amino acid [1]. D-amino...

..., the cranium and dentition were basically unidentifiable because of the claimed lack of medical or dental history. There was no dental work, and the parents were unknown or dead. We report the presence, in the dental enamel of the primary and secondary dentition, of stress markers, termed striae of Retzius...

... restorative materials in these facet areas, and its resulting capability to determine the existence and composition of unrecovered adjacent restorations. The potential value of this technique in the identification of incomplete dental remains is discussed_ KEYWORDS: odontology, human identification, dentition...

... as sexually dimorphic (7.2%) as whites (3.7 Within each sex, blacks achieve mineralization stages significantly earlier, by about 5%, than whites. This complements earlier findings that teeth erupt at appreciably earlier mean ages in blacks. KEYWORDS: odontology, dentition, dental development, age...

... of classification accuracy, when using discriminant analysis of the deciduous teeth, can approach the accuracy levels of analysis using the permanent teeth. 17 04 1989 05 07 1989 21 07 1989 odontology dentition human identification sex determination References Hunt , E. E...

... on skin that the answer lies in the position of the mandible. 05 05 1989 19 07 1989 20 07 1989 odontology bite marks dentition mandibular protrusion incisal edges markings incising lingual markings References Outline of Forensic Densitry , J.   Cottone and M...

... tested successfully stabilized the incinerated teeth. Clear acrylic spray paint was judged the most efficacious overall because of its ease of application, availability, inexpensiveness, and rapidity of setting. odontology human identification dentition TECHNICAL NOTE Harry H. Mincer, LD.D.S...

... for producing postmortem photographs. KEYWORDS: odontology, dentition, superimposition, photography, human identification, photographic superimposition, cranium, skull Identification of human remains is necessary to satisfy legal, insurance, and social requirements [1 ], a n d for this purpose the use of dental...

... the dentin is less compact and contains more dentinal tubules. 03 02 1988 01 03 1988 odontology dentition microscopy X-ray analysis postmortem pink teeth dentin References Beeley , J. A. and Harvey , W. , “ Pink Teeth Appearing as a Post-Mortem Phenomenon ,” Journal...

...JJI McKenna, M.Phil. The ability to obtain accurate superimposition of the image of the teeth from ante- and post-mortem dentitions is a prerequisite of photographic superimposition. A prototype skull and camera holder is described that enables this to be achieved quickly and simply. The position...

... the number of cemental annulations counted by the observers and the eruption age of the specific tooth that was used. The data analyzed by simple regression indicated that determining chronologic age in humans from cemental annulations is not possible. KEYWORDS. odontology, dentition, human identification...

... potential for acquainting rural law enforcement with the value of dental data and its management. KEYWORDS: odontology, human identification, overlays, dentition Human identification by dental means is dependent on comparison of antemortem and postmortem records. This process can be a simple matching...

... and sex. 19 05 1986 27 10 1986 29 10 1986 odontology bite marks dentition References Duguid , R. and McKay , G. S. , “ Bite Length Measurements and Tooth-to-Arch Relationships Obtained from Dental Casts Using an X, Y-Digitiser and Computer ,” Journal...

... analysis of an enlarged database and testing of a data acquisition system to allow the building of a large identification database (25 000 records) in a quick and economical manner. 22 04 1985 03 12 1985 01 07 1986 odontology human identification computers dentition postmortem...