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Microbial Forensics
Microbial evidence is crucial in forensic science for creating unique "fingerprints" from the bacteria, fungi, and viruses left behind by individuals, linking suspects to crime scenes or victims through their distinct microbiomes, and helping to establish timelines (PMI) or locations of death using postmortem microbial changes, complementing traditional DNA evidence and providing new leads in cases with limited DNA. This field, known as microbial forensics, analyzes these invisible traces to id
9th - 12th, Higher Education
Chemistry, Forensics, General Science
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