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Grunbaum, Zajac, and Crim article on EAP phenotyping reliability
An article attributed to Grunbaum, Zajac, and Crim addressed reliability and degradation in erythrocyte acid phosphatase phenotyping using simulated crime-scene stains. Matheson discussed its distinction from controlled laboratory studies, said it did not specify which BA bands disappear first, and referred to a mistyped BA sample with distinct band patterns.
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Criminal trial (6)
- Day 65 Direct examination of Gregory Matheson (part 3) witness: MR. MATHESON
- Day 67 Cross-examination of Gregory Matheson (part 4) witness: MR. MATHESON
- Day 67 Direct examination of Gregory Matheson (part 1) witness: MR. MATHESON
- Day 68 Recross-examination of Gregory Matheson witness: MR. MATHESON
- Day 68 Redirect examination of Gregory Matheson (part 4) witness: MR. MATHESON
- Day 68 Recross-examination of Gregory Matheson (part 2) witness: MR. MATHESON