Analysis of skeletal or cadaveric remains for personal identification in cases of homicide, missing persons, or mass disasters
Personal identification from biopsy tissues
Analysis of slides and paraffin-embedded samples to confirm whether a biological specimen belongs to a specific individual
Lineage marker analysis
Identification of familial relationships through Y-chromosome analysis, X-chromosome analysis, and mitochondrial DNA analysis
Identification of visible and latent biological traces using white light and forensic lighting
Detection of semen, saliva, and blood traces on various substrates through forensic light source inspection
Generic and specific body fluid detection
Detection and identification of traces of blood, semen, saliva, and urine through confirmatory testing
Ancestry testing and phenotypic DNA analysis through massively parallel sequencing
Analysis of ancestry and phenotypic DNA to reconstruct genetic origins and predict observable physical traits (eye, hair, and skin color) in support of investigations
Biostatistical interpretation of simple and complex profiles
Analysis and biostatistical interpretation of genetic data applicable in both civil and criminal cases