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How Microbes Can Advance Forensic Science

Organic life on earth dies, and when that happens, it must decompose. Most decomposing organic material on Earth is dead plants, and this is a process . | Microbiology

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Dead bodies are decomposed by a group of microbes that could reveal time of death

They’re going to have to change CSI and Silent Witness scripts: dead bodies appear to be quickly acted upon by a unique pack of about 20 microbes that begin

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Microbe Study Revolutionizes Forensic Science

Microbes found on decomposing bodies offer insights for forensic science, aiding in estimating time of death

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Groundbreaking Study on Decomposing Microbes Could Transform Forensic Science

Identification of the network of microbes responsible for animal decomposition will allow for more precise postmortems

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Chagrin native, author wins Ellis Island Beacon Award

Despite guiding the efforts of women and children in need and spearheading philanthropic endeavors that led to a recent distinguished national award, Chagrin Falls native Sarah McFarland didn’t truly find

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