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Sensabaugh, 'Utilization of Polymorphic Enzymes in Forensic Science'

Article by Dr. George Sensabaugh titled 'The Utilization of Polymorphic Enzymes in Forensic Science,' cited as scientific literature in defense narrative captions and discussed as a leading authority on EAP research. Sensabaugh's published EAP work was acknowledged by Gary Sims as authoritative; Sims confirmed Sensabaugh's work does not document a BA-to-two-banded-B degradation pattern.

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