1.A novel 6-dye STR 25-plex DNA typing system for forensic casework and databases
Xue BAI ; Yiren YAO ; Jian YE ; Wen SONG ; Guangshu DING
Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine 2020;35(3):258-264
To develop and validate a novel 6-dye STR(short tandem repeat) 25-plex DNA typing system for forensic DNA profiling and databases. In this study, a novel STR 25-plex DNA typing system that includes 24 autosomal STRs (D1S1656, D2S1338, D2S441, D3S1358, D5S818, D6S1043, D7S820, D8S1179, D10S1248, D12S391, D13S317, D16S539, D18S51, D19S433, D21S11, D22S1045, CSF1PO, FGA, Penta D, Penta E, TH01, TPOX, vWA, D11S4463) and Amelogenin was developed. Validation studies demonstrated the sensitivity, accuracy, and reproducibility of our novel STR 25-plex DNA typing system. The sensitivity of the STR 25-plex DNA typing system was demonstrated by the ability to obtain complete profiles from as little as 0.125ng of human DNA. Specificity testing was demonstrated by the lack of cross-reactivity to a variety of commonly encountered animal species and microbial pool. For stability testing, full profiles were obtained with humic acid concentration ≤60ng/μL and hematin ≤600μM. For forensic evaluation, the selected 24 autosomal STRs followed the Hardy–Weinberg equilibrium. Since 24 autosomal STRs were independent from one another, PM (Probability matching) was 3.5434×10-28, TDP (Total Probability of Discrimination Power) was 0.999999999999999999999999969863, and CEP (Cumulative probability of exclusion) was 0.99999999375. The new STR 25-plex typing system is sensitive, reproducible, and stable, therefore it is highly applicable for use in national DNA database and can help to facilitate international data sharing.
2.Simultaneous determination of 18 organophosphorous and carbamate pesticides in human plasma by UPLC-MS/ MS
Peng LI ; Zexin BAI ; Qiujin XIAHOU ; Fei GUO ; Wenji BI
Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine 2017;32(1):51-54
Objective To develop a method for determination of 18 organophosphorous and carbamate pesticides in human plasma by UPLC-MS/MS. Methods Following deproteinization by acetonitrile, an aliquot of the biological sample was injected into a C18 column(1.7μm 2.1×50mm) using 5mmol/L Ammonium acetate-methanol as the mobile phase with the flow rate of 0.3mL/min, the injection volume was 10μL. Electro spray ionization(ESI) Indicators source was applied and operated in positive ion mode, and multiple reaction monitoring(MRM) mode was used to quantify. Results The limits of detection(LODs) in human plasma ranged from 0.1 to 40ng/mL, and the limits of quantitation(LOQs) ranged from 0.5 to 50ng/mL. An excellent linearity was observed for these LOQs up to 50ng/mL. The average extraction recoveries were with in 64.3%~111.9%, relative standard deviation(RSD) is 3.9%~10.3%. Conclusion This method is specific, sensitive and accurate, and can be used to detect pesticides in forensic.
3.ENZYME HISTOCHEMICAL STUDY OF EXPERIMENTAL RABBIT INCISED WOUND
Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine 1986;0(01):-
Enzyme-histochemical investigations on experimental incised injury of thirty rabbits fortiming of wound were reported.In peripheral areas of wounds,strong reaction of six kinds ofdehydratase(ACP.AKP,ATP.ANAE.?—GA,?—Gr).were demonstrated 1~2 hrs followingincision while no reaction of four kinds of dehydrogenase(LDH.SDH.NADH.?—GPDH)werefound.The activity of dehydratase are explained by the enhanced metabolism of fibrocytes and theaggregation of acute inflammatory cells.The author suggests that the positive enzyme histochemicalreactions indicate the vital reaction in the first two hours,and PTAH staining is helpful for thediagnosis of micro—exudation of fibrin in the early stage of injury
4.INVESTIGATION ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF Hp SERUMTYPES AND THEIR INHERITANCE IN CHINESE POPULATION IN SHANGHAI AREA
Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine 1986;0(01):-
Using polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis the distribution of Hp serumtypes as well astheir inheritance in a Chinese population in Shanghai area was investigated.Among 1,231 unrelated blood donors from the Shanghai Blood Center,the distribution of Hp phenotypeswere Hpl-1,9.91%,Hp2-1,35.34%,Hp2-2,53.94% and HpO,0.81%respectively.The gene frequencies of Hp~1,Hp~2,and Hp~0 were 0. 2575,0.6650,and0.0778 respectively.Some variants described by other authors were also determined;amongthose variants a new phenotype K-1 was found,which has never been reportedelsewhere.The inheritance of Hp of 96 family members from twenty Chinese pedigreeswas also adapted to the theory of Smithies and Walker.However,the anomalousinheritance of HpO in four families investigated could only be reasonably interpreted bythe presence of a‘silent’gene Hp~0,because there was no evidence of illegitimacy in thesegregation data of genetic markers in other blood group systems.
5.THE HLA ANTIGENS AND ITS APPLICATION IN FORENSIC MEDICINE
Jingyuan GUO ; Xinyao WU ; Huiling LU
Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine 1986;0(02):-
Since the HLA system is one of the most complex human genetic polym- orphisms,its application in forensic medicine included disputed paternity and criminal identification,have been fairly recognized. The present paper reported the results of our study about the HLA typing in human blood stain,serum and saliva,it was concluded that:(1).The existed strong anti-complementary activity in human blood stain when the amount of complement used in microlym-phocytotoxicity inhibition test(MLIT) was incresed to 10?l,it was found that the results of HLA-All,-B 5 typing in bloodstains were all correct,and the detectable period was at least 90 days; (2).The soluble HLA-A antigens in human serum could reliable detected with MLIT;(3).The soluble HLA-A antigens were also present in the human siliva.
6.INVESTIGATION ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF ESTERASE D(EsD)PHENOTYPES AND THE DETECTION OF EsD FROM BLOODSTAINS
Zhixian WANG ; Jingtao JIA ; Xiuling WANG
Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine 1986;0(02):-
The phenotyping of erythrocyte esterase D of 221 Chinese random donors,Han nationalities in Shenyang,China,was performed by the agarose gel electrophoresis.Gene frequencies were:E_SD~1=0.629,E_SD~2= 0.371.There is no significant difference of gene frequencies of Han nationalities between Shenyang and Beijing.The minimal amount meeted the requirment for detection of E_S D were 1?l of fresh hemolysate or 1?l hemolysate.The E_S D can be detected from the hemolysates kept in 37℃ for 7~8days as well as from 1?l hemolysate bloodstain kept for 2 weeks and 5?l hemolysate bloodstain kept for 3 weeks.
7.STUDY ON DISTRIBUTION OF Gm(2)FACTOR IN CHINESE POPULATION LIVING IN BEIJING AND DETECTION FROM BLOODSTAINS
Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine 1986;0(02):-
The investigation on distribution of Gm(2)facotor in 269 Chinese people living in Beijing was carried out using haemagglutination inhibition test and anti-Gm(2)sera from the Biotest Diagnosis of West Germany.Results revealed that Gm(2)factors was positive in 78 cases(29%),while negative in 191 cases(71%).Gm(2)phenotyping were(?)erformed successfully in 230 bloodstains, 14 months old,made of fresh blood selected from 269 samples of known Gm(2) phenotype.Detection of Gm(2)factors was carried out in 11 crime cases.Sus- pects were excluded in 4 cases.
8.THE PHENOTYPE DISTRIBUTION OF THE RED CELL GLYOXALASE I IN GUANGZHOU AREA AND PHENOTYPING OF GLYOXALASE I IN BLOODSTAINS
Jianjin LI ; Xinyao WU ; Jingyuan GUO
Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine 1986;0(01):-
The phenotype distribution of human red cell glyoxalase I of a Han population in Guangzhou area was studied using mixed starch/agarose gel electrophoresis. The phenotype frequencies were: GLOI 1-1 2.57%; GLOI 2-1 29.17%; and GLOI 2-2 68.26%. The gene frequencies were: GLOI~1 0.1716; GLOI~2 0,8284. The phenotyping of GLOI was carried out satisfactorily in 35 bloodstains kept in room temperature for 20 days in 7 bloodstains stored in 4℃ for 105 days exposed in sunshine for 8 hours, as well as kept outdoor overnight, and in 10 putrefactive bloodstains kept in room temperature for 9 days.The GLOI were destroyed in 6 of 7 bloodstains washed by runing water for 2 hours.
9.INCREASED SENSITIVITY OF MN TYPING FOR BLOODSTAINS USING A LOW IONIC STRENGTH SOLUTION
Chunying YU ; Rongzhi YANG ; Yah LONG ; Xiaohua LI ; Qingen YANG ;
Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine 1986;0(01):-
The absorption-elution test using low ionic strength solution (LISS) has been compared with the test using normal saline in MN typing of 258 bloodstain samples stored 1 to 6 years. The accuracy rate was 94.57% using LISS method. The present study indicated that the LISS method is more sensitive than tests carried out in normal saline.
10.AUTOPSY REPORT OF POISONING BY 9 SPECIES OF TOXIC PLANTS
Yigu ZHANG ; Guangzhao HUANG ;
Chinese Journal of Forensic Medicine 1986;0(01):-
In this paper, 17 autopsy cases of poisoning by toxic plants: mushroom 4, xanthium sibiricum 3, trichosanthes kirilowii 2, aconitum chinense 3, tripterygium wilfordii 1, gelsemium elegans 1, nerium indicum 1, pachyrhizus erosus 1, dioscorea simulans 1 were reported (accident 15, suicide 2). Emphasis was put on analyses of the selective injured locations, namely, target organs or tissues, which were poisoned by these poisonous plants. The machanisms of poisoning and causes of death were approached based on the pathological changes. The associated problems of forensic medicine were discussed summarily. On the basis of author's experiences, it is essential for medicolegal examination and expertise that the body should be systematically, completely, forensic-pathologically inspected and the species of questioned poisonous plants should be identified by the associated expert. Poisoning by toxic plants is one of often contacted and difficult problems in medicolegal expertise, so that we should pay attention to it.