Acta Medicinæ Legalis. Volume XLIV. 1994

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-XX

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2. Plenary Session

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 1-1

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   2. Legal Medicine in Europe

      • A. Busuttil

      Pages 3-9

   3. Who is Who in Forensic Sciences — Suggestion of a biographical archive for common benefit

      • R. Klaus Muller, R. Klaus Müller

      Pages 10-13

3. Advances in DNA technology

   1. Front Matter

      Pages 15-15

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   2. PCR-Based Analysis from Formalin-Fixed and Paraffin-Embedded Tissues

      • A. Alonso, P. Martín, C. Albarrán, B. Aguilera, H. Oliva, M. Sancho

      Pages 17-19

   3. Past, Present and Future Trends in Forensic DNA Technologies in Europe

      • W. Bär

      Pages 20-25

   4. Evaluation of an Automated DNA-Extractor for DNA-Profiling

      • J. Bartel, W. Koegel, M. Weizenegger, Ingelore Pampel

      Pages 26-27

   5. Deficiency Cases in Disputed Paternity

      • C. Brandt-Casadevall, N. Dimo-Simonin

      Pages 28-31

   6. Application of PCR to a Forensic Casework: Identification of Burned Human Remains

      • Nicoletta Cerri, Francesco De Ferrari

      Pages 32-34

   7. Cadaveric DNA Extraction Protocol Based on Cetyl Trimethyl Amonium Bromide (CTAB)

      • Daniel Corach, Gustavo Penacino, Andrea Sala

      Pages 35-36

   8. Polymarker and HLA DQA1 Genetic Markers in Forensic Casework

      • R. Espinheira, T. Ribeiro, H. Geada, L. Reys

      Pages 37-38

   9. Studies on HLA DQ Alpha Genotypes Carried out from Dental Material Discovered Subsequently on the Scene of the Aircrash of Flight It 5148

      • F. Gaillard, B. Ludes, J. M. Hutt, H. Pfitzinger, P. Mangin

      Pages 39-40

   10. Allele frequencies of HLA-DQA1, LDLR, GYPA, HBGG, D7S8 and GC in the resident population of the Basque Country

       • O. García, P. Martín, C. Albarrán, A. Alonso

       Pages 41-43

   11. HUMTH01 (TC11) and HUMFESFPS (FES) alleles distribution in a South West Swiss population

       • F. Grange, N. Dimo-Simonin, C. Brandt-Casadevall

       Pages 44-47

   12. Genetic Typing of Biological Evidence Using PCR

       • F. Heidorn, G. Wrobel, V. Schneider, Hubert Pöche

       Pages 48-51

   13. Suitability Of Short Tandem Repeats In Forensics: A Comparison Of 7 Loci

       • P. Huber, J. Holtz

       Pages 52-54

   14. Detection of sex specific DNA fingerprint bands in Peregrine falcon using non radioactive 33.6 and 33.15 human probes

       • C. Keyser, B. Ludes, H. Pfitzinger, P. Mangin

       Pages 55-57

   15. Genetic Analysis of Fluorescent Labeled Amplified DNA Using Series of Oligonucleotide Probes Covalently Bound to Membranes

       • I. A. Kozlov, N. A. Naryshkin, K. I. Ivanov, I. V. Lebedeva, M. G. Ivanovskaya, Z. A. Shabarova et al.

       Pages 58-59

   16. P.C.R. Amplification of D.N.A. from Amniotic Fluid in a Paternity Study Following a Rape

       • Jose A. Lorente, Miguel Lorente, J. Carlos Alvarez, Enrique Villanueva

       Pages 60-61

Professor Patrice MANGIN President of the XVlth Congress of the International Academy of Legal Medicine and Social Medicine The International Academy of Legal Medicine and Social Medicine was founded in 1938 in Bonn. The motive for founding the Academy was to promote associating and confronting on an international background the scientific research work produced in the various domains dealing with the Legal and Social Medicine. As first presi­ dent of the International Academy of Legal Medicine and Social Medicine, Professor Knud Sand from Copenhagen, assisted by colleagues of the Praesidium appointed as national representatives, succeeded in gathering together nearly the whole aca­ demic people involved in Legal and Social Medicine. Thus one year later, in 1939, The Academy became a worldwide institution of 450 members from thirty nations. After the war, what had been before of considerable interest for the progress of the knowledge and techniques in Legal Medicine remained again a pressing necessity leading to the second meeting of the Academy in 1947 in Brussels under the presi­ dency of Professor De Laet. Since then the meetings of the Academy followed one another every three years. At this point, I would like to thank all the past presidents of the Academy and in particular Professor Roche and Professor Andre for their contribution without which the Academy would not be what it is presently.

• Genetic Typing
• Odontoanthropology
• Paternity
• Post mortem Chemistry
• VNTR
• toxicology
• trauma

• Institut de Médecine Légale, Université de Strasbourg, Strasbourg, France

  Patrice Mangin, Bertrand Ludes

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