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2019, Number 3

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Rev Mex Med Forense 2019; 4 (3)

Identification of calcinated human bodies through dental analysis

Sánchez GS, Villegas SLM, Nápoles MJ, Carballeda GKE, Espinoza CJC, Gutiérrez MK, García MA

Language: Spanish
References: 22
Page: 39-50
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ABSTRACT

In the present article an analysis of the information of forensic odontological aspect and methodology for the identification of human bodies in massive disasters or isolated corpses is carried out; we emphasize on obtainment of DNA in the dental remains and the behavior of teeth at different temperatures, with the help of new and quick methods for their identification; with this new mechanism it is intended to recover and replicate DNA.


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