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BLUESTAR® FORENSIC PerformancesSensitivity | Bleach | Materials | DNA/ABO typing | Old bloodDNA typing of BLUESTAR® FORENSIC treated bloodstains Studies show that BLUESTAR® FORENSIC does not interfere with confirmatory and subsequent DNA typing.
The BLUESTAR® FORENSIC test was used on several crime scenes and bluish areas were sent to various DNA laboratories. These labs succeeded in getting DNA profiles of the clues treated with BLUESTAR® FORENSIC. The French Gendarmerie Forensic lab (IRCGN) has been using this procedure since the beginning of 2001. Conclusions of the IRCGN studyThe French National Gendarmerie Criminal Research Institute has carried out a study on the use of BLUESTAR® FORENSIC prior to performing DNA typing, on blood samples diluted from 1:2 to 1:1000.
«DNA typing performed on blood treated with BLUESTAR® yields the same results as obtained from typing non-treated blood. Such results are extremely important in forensic science. Actually, obtaining reliable DNA typing (high frequency), even partial, allows for a case determination with a minimal risk of error. This study clearly demonstrates that a treatment with this new solution of BLUESTAR® does not prevent reliable DNA typing (high frequency). These results are very encouraging, and make this chemical an interesting tool for the forensic science». ![]() DNA profile obtained after 30 days for a blood sample diluted at 1:100 and treated with BLUESTAR® FORENSIC Conclusions of the UFEG-CHU Nantes - FranceThe French Research Center "UFEG" in Nantes, specialized in genotyping, has conducted studies on BLUESTAR® FORENSIC with the following results regarding DNA analysis performed after applying BLUESTAR® FORENSIC to bloodstains: Genotyping of DNA is possible even for 1:100 blood dilutions after applying BLUESTAR® FORENSIC. Genotyping of DNA is possible on bleached bloodstains (bleach concentration 9.6%) after applying BLUESTAR® FORENSIC. ABO typing of BLUESTAR® FORENSIC treated bloodstainsSubsequent identification of ABO types is possible as shown in this report on ABO tests conducted on BLUESTAR® FORENSIC treated bloodstains. Sensitivity | Bleach | Materials | DNA/ABO typing | Old blood |
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