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Volume 5, Issue 3
September 2021
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    This issue of Emerging Topics in Life Sciences: Advances in Forensic Science explores emerging analytical tools and how they might be implemented by forensic scientists and communicated within the justice system.

ISSN 2397-8554
EISSN 2397-8562
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Advances in Forensic Science

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Novel scientific methods in court
Emerg Top Life Sci (2021) 5 (3): 349–357.
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Training for communication in forensic science
Brenda L. Hoffman; Laura A. Lindenfeld
Emerg Top Life Sci (2021) 5 (3): 359–365.
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Colorimetric optical nanosensors for trace explosive detection using metal nanoparticles: advances, pitfalls, and future perspective
Oluwasesan Adegoke
Emerg Top Life Sci (2021) 5 (3): 367–379.
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Developments in forensic DNA analysis
Penelope R. Haddrill
Emerg Top Life Sci (2021) 5 (3): 381–393.
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Interpretation of DNA data within the context of UK forensic science — investigation
Susan Pope; Roberto Puch-Solis
Emerg Top Life Sci (2021) 5 (3): 395–404.
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Interpretation of DNA data within the context of UK forensic science — evaluation
Roberto Puch-Solis; Susan Pope
Emerg Top Life Sci (2021) 5 (3): 405–413.
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Mitochondrial DNA in forensic use
Denise Syndercombe Court
Emerg Top Life Sci (2021) 5 (3): 415–426.
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The Y chromosome and its use in forensic DNA analysis
Denise Syndercombe Court
Emerg Top Life Sci (2021) 5 (3): 427–441.
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The analysis of ancestry with small-scale forensic panels of genetic markers
Christopher Phillips; Maria de la Puente
Emerg Top Life Sci (2021) 5 (3): 443–453.
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DNA-nanopore technology: a human perspective
Alexander Gray
Emerg Top Life Sci (2021) 5 (3): 455–463.
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Nanopore sequencing in non-human forensic genetics
Rob Ogden; Nina Vasiljevic; Stefan Prost
Emerg Top Life Sci (2021) 5 (3): 465–473.
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Forensic botany: time to embrace natural history collections, large scale environmental data and environmental DNA
Mark A. Spencer
Emerg Top Life Sci (2021) 5 (3): 475–485.
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Wildlife crime in Australia
Adrian Linacre
Emerg Top Life Sci (2021) 5 (3): 487–494.
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