RSID-Urine: an addition to our existing line of rapid stain identification product, RSID-Urine is in development. For purely technical reasons, this test will use polyclonal antibodies for the detection of human urine. The laboratory is working to complete development and testing of this product. Anticipated release, Q1,2009.Laser Capture Microdissection: This technique has the potential to dramatically increase the success rate of obtaining a CODIS quality DNA-STR profile from sexual assault evidence. In conjunction with P.A.L.M./Zeiss, Independent Forensics is developing the procedures, protocols, methods and kits that will be required to make this research quality instrument into arobust, reproducible work-horse for the forensic laboratory. Laser capture microdissection kits will of course make use of SPERM HY-LITER technology for the identification of sperm.
The ability to identify the attackers in sexual assault cases will make offenders less likely to commit a sexual assault and help the victims in the sense that the police will catch their attackers. I have a really good feeling when it comes to where the future of medical and forensic science is going in the future. I watch SCI all the time because I like to see the good guys win. With all these new technologies for the real world, I do believe that the real good guys will win time and time again today and in our future. Thank you for providing us with this information of hope for the future.
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