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Jan Euteneuer

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International Journal of Legal Medicine|February 17, 2021
Ten years of molecular ballistics-a review and a field guideJan Euteneuer, Cornelius Courts
International Journal of Legal Medicine|March 9, 2021
Nothing but hot air?-On the molecular ballistic analysis of backspatter generated by and the hazard potential of blank gunsJan Euteneuer, Annica Gosch, Cornelius Courts
Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology|January 31, 2024
Forensically relevant anatomical brain regions cannot be sub-differentiated by RNA expression analysisJan Euteneuer, Lucas Moitinho-Silva, Cornelius Courts
International Journal of Legal Medicine|July 25, 2019
Evaluation of the backspatter generation and wound profiles of an anatomically correct skull model for molecular ballisticsJan Euteneuer, Annica Gosch, Philipp Cachée, et al.
International Journal of Legal Medicine|July 22, 2020
A distant relationship?-investigation of correlations between DNA isolated from backspatter traces recovered from firearms, wound profile characteristics, and shooting distanceJan Euteneuer, Annica Gosch, Philipp Cachée, et al.
Forensic Science International. Genetics|July 25, 2020
DNA transfer to firearms in alternative realistic handling scenariosAnnica Gosch, Jan Euteneuer, Johanna Preuß-Wössner, et al.
Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology|July 27, 2015
Simultaneous analysis of nuclear and mitochondrial DNA, mRNA and miRNA from backspatter from inside parts of firearms generated by shots at "triple contrast" doped ballistic modelsMelanie Grabmüller, Christian Schyma, Jan Euteneuer, et al.
Plant Physiology|October 11, 2018
A Musashi Splice Variant and Its Interaction Partners Influence Temperature Acclimation in <i>Chlamydomonas</i>Wenshuang Li, David Carrasco Flores, Juliane Füßel, et al.
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International Journal of Legal Medicine|February 17, 2021
Ten years of molecular ballistics-a review and a field guideJan Euteneuer, Cornelius Courts
International Journal of Legal Medicine|March 9, 2021
Nothing but hot air?-On the molecular ballistic analysis of backspatter generated by and the hazard potential of blank gunsJan Euteneuer, Annica Gosch, Cornelius Courts
Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology|January 31, 2024
Forensically relevant anatomical brain regions cannot be sub-differentiated by RNA expression analysisJan Euteneuer, Lucas Moitinho-Silva, Cornelius Courts
International Journal of Legal Medicine|July 25, 2019
Evaluation of the backspatter generation and wound profiles of an anatomically correct skull model for molecular ballisticsJan Euteneuer, Annica Gosch, Philipp Cachée, et al.
International Journal of Legal Medicine|July 22, 2020
A distant relationship?-investigation of correlations between DNA isolated from backspatter traces recovered from firearms, wound profile characteristics, and shooting distanceJan Euteneuer, Annica Gosch, Philipp Cachée, et al.
Forensic Science International. Genetics|July 25, 2020
DNA transfer to firearms in alternative realistic handling scenariosAnnica Gosch, Jan Euteneuer, Johanna Preuß-Wössner, et al.
Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology|July 27, 2015
Simultaneous analysis of nuclear and mitochondrial DNA, mRNA and miRNA from backspatter from inside parts of firearms generated by shots at "triple contrast" doped ballistic modelsMelanie Grabmüller, Christian Schyma, Jan Euteneuer, et al.
Plant Physiology|October 11, 2018
A Musashi Splice Variant and Its Interaction Partners Influence Temperature Acclimation in <i>Chlamydomonas</i>Wenshuang Li, David Carrasco Flores, Juliane Füßel, et al.
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