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The Forensic Examination of Commercially Available Dried Blood Products

Authors:
Matthew Noedel, Amy Jagmin
Journal:
Journal of the Association for Crime Scene Reconstruction
Published:
2009
Abstract:

A variety of organic and man-made products are marketed for gardening and pest control to the consumer. The use of dried blood as a rich source of nitrogen has been shown to be an excellent organic plant food and when mixed with other components may be a deterrent to animal infestation. Dried blood is a by-product recovered from animal rendering plants and is readily available and inexpensive. This research was conducted to characterize the properties and potential forensic implications that such products can possess.

Citation:
Noedel, M.; Jagmin, A. The Forensic Examination of Commercially Available Dried Blood Products. J. Assoc. Crime Scene Recon., 2009, 15(2), 23-28.
PDF:
The Forensic Examination of Commercially Available Dried Blood Products
Keywords:
blood detection, DNA collection, dried blood products, evidence collection, gopher repellant, mole repellant

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