doi: 10.1007/BF02092044.
Identification of fetal blood stains by radioimmunoassay of alpha 1-fetoprotein
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Identification of fetal blood stains by radioimmunoassay of alpha 1-fetoprotein
Z Rechtsmed.
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Abstract
Radioimmunoassay of alpha 1-fetoprotein(AFP) for medico-legal identification of fetal blood stains using a commercial kit is described. The AFP content in fetal blood stains on filter paper ranged from 21--320 ng/9 mm2. The protein was detected in stains of adult blood and retroplacental blood in only negligible amounts. Aging of the blood stains did not influence the values up to 1 month. The method is simple and sensitive enough for application to medico-legal-practice.
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