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Analysis of microbiome data, including amplicon and metagenome sequencing data, can aid in many aspects of forensics, including individual identification, geolocation inference, post-mortem interval (PMI) estimation, and more (Figure 2; Table 1).
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The human microbiome holds significant potential in forensic investigations, with important applications in post-mortem analysis, geographical identifications, ...
In this review, we analyzed over 100 papers describing forensic microbiome applications with emphasis on geolocation, personal identification, trace evidence.
In this review, we discuss various applications of microbiome in forensics, including identification of individuals, geolocation inference, and post-mortem ...
Jun 7, 2021 · The researchers developed skin microbiome genetic profiles, focused primarily on microbes on the hand, for human forensic identification. While ...
Apr 10, 2024 · This review explores the potential of microbiome analysis in forensic human identification, evaluating its applications, advantages, limitations, and future ...
Jun 3, 2022 · One application that has gained particular attention is using the postmortem microbiome to estimate the time elapsed since a person has died, ...
In addition to the applications listed, microbiome may facilitate a breakthrough in forensic pathology, toxicology, and tests for substance abuse. Therefore, ...
Microbiome applications in forensic medicine include the identification of the manner of death, such as drowning [58], [59], cardiovascular- and drug-related ...
Thus, microbiomes provide geographic, ethnic, or lifestyle information that can be used by forensic scientists to identify the origin of unknown samples during ...