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Serology. Objectives You will be able to: Determine whether a stain is blood. Determine whether a bloodstain is human or animal blood. Determine the blood.
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1 FORENSIC SCIENCE Serology. 2 What is Serology? Serology is the study of serums such as blood, saliva, semen and sweat. A forensic serologist applies.
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