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An Alternative to the Human Hemoglobin Test in the Investigation of Bloodstains Treated with Active Oxygen: The Human Glycophorin A Test

Identifying bloodstains is involved in criminal investigations, three steps are involved: analysis and orientation, confirmation, and personalization. Two main objectives of confirmed confirmatory experiments are to determine whether or not the stain contains a human biological fluid and identify the type of biological fluid. Although these latest plans are being investigated, the kits for determining human hemoglobin currently provide a quick solution for resolving this problem. When determining human hemoglobin, this interferes because of sodium peroxide-containing cleaning agents. This research investigated the ability of the human glycophorin A test to determine human blood in samples that had been treated with active oxygen with the intention of resolving this issue. The human glycophorin A test gives a greater resistance to the destructive effects of the latest detergents containing active oxygen, according to our findings; subsequently, it gives an alternative to be taken into account in blood stain confirmatory diagnoses.

Source link: https://doi.org/10.1100/tsw.2011.89

Improving Access to the Glycated Hemoglobin Test in Rural Communities With Point-of-Care Devices: An Application Study

Participants with diabetes were previously diagnosed with diabetes but with recent HbA1c test findings or those without a prior diagnosis were deemed positive, and were tested for HbA1c by using a point-of-care device. Conclusion: The introduction of point-of-care products for HbA1c level measurement in rural or remote areas enhanced the test's accessibility for people living in rural or remote areas.

Source link: https://doi.org/10.3389/fmed.2021.734306

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