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Forensic Investigations
At Boson Investigations, we understand the importance of having solid evidence in legal proceedings. That’s why we’ve gone beyond traditional investigative methods to provide our clients with the most reliable evidence possible. As trained DNA lab personnel and partners with some of the biggest labs in the world, we take pride in incorporating this cutting-edge technology into our investigations. Our team of experienced investigators and lab technicians work tirelessly to ensure that every case is thoroughly and accurately analyzed. Our team of experts are skilled in every aspect of the investigative process and is committed to delivering the most accurate and comprehensive results. Contact us today and let us help you build a winning case.
How Can a Forensic Lab Help Law Enforcement Investigations?
Through proven analytical techniques and forensic lab equipment, crime labs are integral to the success of forensic investigations.
Fingerprints, tire tracks, and DNA evidence collected from crime scenes, victims, or suspects are analyzed in a forensic lab. These specialized labs, often known as crime laboratories, use advanced scientific methods to establish if a crime has been committed and identify the responsible individuals.
In this article, we will cover the vital role of forensic laboratories in crime investigations by exploring the various testing methods a forensic scientist can perform. We will also touch on the general and specialized laboratory equipment commonly used and found in forensic labs.
DNA Analysis
Forensic DNA analysis aids authorities in identifying individuals by examining their unique genetic makeup. This scientific method involves extracting DNA from biological samples, such as blood, hair, bodily fluids, or skin cells, which are then purified, analyzed, and compared to known DNA profiles. DNA samples can be analyzed using different methods, including polymerase chain reaction, mitochondrial DNA analysis, and short tandem repeat analysis.
Drug Chemistry
Forensic drug chemistry analyzes physical evidence or samples submitted to crime labs using presumptive and confirmatory tests. Besides conducting weight tests using an analytical balance, a forensic chemist can also perform microscopic analysis, UV spectroscopy, and gas chromatography to distinguish the general characteristics of the submitted samples. Other techniques to confirm the findings from presumptive screening include liquid chromatography, wet chemistry, capillary electrophoresis, and combined processes such as GC-MS and GC-IR.
Forensic Toxicology
Forensic toxicology detects and identifies toxic substances such as drugs and poisons in blood, urine, and other biological samples. It also establishes a relationship between exposure to certain substances and observed behavior or effects on suspects or victims. Toxicologists use gas chromatography, mass spectrometry, and other analytical techniques.
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