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Applied Biosystems
National Center for Victims of Crime Honors Applied Biosystems Executive With 2008 Leadership Award
May 24th, 2008
Forensic DNA analysis plays a critical role in an increasing number of criminal investigations. DNA evidence, when recovered, often identifies the perpetrator of a crime, exonerates the innocent, prevents future crimes and helps deliver justice for crime victims and their families. Issues with aged, compromised or damaged DNA, however, have left some cases unsolved, while complexities with sexual assault sample processing have at other times slowed the laboratory turnaround time for results. In an effort to eliminate some of the obstacles that are sometimes associated with forensic DNA analysis, Leonard Klevan, Ph.D. leads a team of scientists and support personnel at...
Source: Law & Health Weekly (2008-05-24)
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