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Szkuta, B.

12 published entries

2019

Assessment of the transfer, persistence, prevalence and recovery of DNA traces from clothing: An inter-laboratory study on worn upper garments

JournalFSI Genetics
AuthorsSzkuta, B.
Category
Background DNARecovery
Open

2018

Transfer and persistence of non-self DNA on hands over time: Using empirical data to evaluate DNA evidence given activity level propositions.

JournalFSI Genetics
AuthorsSzkuta, B.
Category
PersistenceTransfer Scenario
Open

2017

DNA decontamination of fingerprint brushes.

JournalForensic Science International
AuthorsSzkuta, B.
Category
PersistenceTransfer Scenario
Open

2017

Transfer and persistence of DNA on the hands and the influence of activities performed

JournalFSI Genetics
AuthorsSzkuta, B.
Category
PersistencePrimary DepositTransfer Scenario
Open

2017

DNA decontamination of fingerprint brushes.

JournalForensic Science International
AuthorsSzkuta, B.
Category
Background DNA
Open

2017

An inter-laboratory comparison study on transfer, persistence and recovery of DNA from cable ties.

JournalFSI Genetics
AuthorsSzkuta, B.
Category
PersistencePrimary Deposit
Open

2017

An inter-laboratory comparison study on transfer, persistence and recovery of DNA from cable ties.

JournalFSI Genetics
AuthorsSzkuta, B.
Category
Primary DepositRecovery
Open

2016

Shedder status - An analysis of self and non-self DNA in multiple handprints deposited by the same individuals over time.

JournalFSI Genetics
AuthorsSzkuta, B.
Category
Primary Deposit
Open

2015

DNA transfer by examination tools - A risk for forensic casework?

JournalFSI Genetics
AuthorsSzkuta, B.
Category
Transfer Scenario
Open

2015

Residual DNA on examination tools following use

JournalFSI Genetics Supplement Series
AuthorsSzkuta, B.
Category
Background DNAPersistenceTransfer Scenario
Open

2015

DNA transfer by examination tools - A risk for forensic casework?

JournalFSI Genetics
AuthorsSzkuta, B.
Category
Transfer Scenario
Open

2013

The potential transfer of trace DNA via high risk vectors during exhibit examination

JournalFSI Genetics Supplement Series
AuthorsSzkuta, B.
Category
Transfer Scenario
Open