The relative indices of efficiency for selected methods of bloodstain analysis

|October 1, 1983

Abstract:

Selected methods of analysis are compared with respect to man-hours, cost, and discrimination power. The methods are listed according to their efficiencies with Enzyme Group I System being the most efficient and Enzyme Group III System the least.

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