"Fresh vs. frozen human decomposition – A preliminary investigation of " by Maiken Ueland, Sharni Collins et al.
Abstract Traditionally, the post-mortem interval (PMI) is determined using methods such as forensic entomology or forensic pathology, however, these techniques are often limited to a particular post-mortem window of up to 72 – 120 h after death. In this study, lipids extracted from decomposing human tissue were investigated as potential soft-tissue biomarkers of PMI. Tissue samples were collected from two whole human donors (n = 2), one frozen and one fresh, placed at the Australian Facility ...
Australian Facility For Taphonomic Experimental Research Australian Facility Taphonomic Experimental Research Chemometric Analysis Forensic Taphonomy As Chromatography Coupled With Tandem Mass Spectrometry
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