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Using dust to bust crime scene DNA forensics

Using dust to bust crime scene DNA forensics
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Secrets in the air: Scientists test dust as crime scene tool

Criminals beware – while you could wipe off fingerprints, the very air around you might be giving you away.

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Hair Shed by Pet Cats is Useful Source of Forensic Evidence, Study Says

Hair Shed by Pet Cats is Useful Source of Forensic Evidence, Study Says
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New DNA Tech Uses Cat Hair to Catch Criminals, Solve Crimes

Researchers from the University of Leicester have unveiled an unconventional tool in forensic investigations: cat hair.

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Crimes could soon be solved using cat DNA found at crime scenes

Scientists now have a breakthrough that could revolutionise cold cases such as unsolved murders - if they are committed by someon living in the quarter of UK households who own a pet cat.

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