Forensic Comparison Microscopes

The most ordinary evidence in every crime scene is hair evidence. To identify the source of hair sample, the forensic serologist can view it under forensic comparison microscopes.
Hair evidence is very important in all kinds of crime related investigation. By the use of Forensic Comparison microscopes, the Forensic expert can identify the source of the hair evidence. And with the development of DNA testing we can obtain better results. (more…)

Another area in Forensic Laboratory is called The Latent Print Unit, the Forensic Scientist on this team examines the prints found on the evidences, and these evidences are usually found on the folds of the skin, fingers or fingernails, palms and even at the sole of a person’s feet. The forensic expert study and evaluate the prints found by the use of Forensic Comparison Microscopes so that they can identify or exclude and individual connected to the crime scene. (more…)