Michele Di Nunzio

Part time professor

University of Barcelona

Spain

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Michele Di Nunzio is a part-time professor at the University of Barcelona, Spain. His research areas include forensic science, particularly in dactyloscopy and the genetic analysis of Cannabis sativa. His recent publications focus on the application of machine learning in establishing associations between genetic markers and THC levels, as well as developing protocols for profiling human STR from latent fingerprints.

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David Gangitano

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Universidad de Murcia Facultad de Medicina

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Ciro Di Nunzio

University of Naples Federico II

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From dactyloscopy to the Minimum Surface Requirement (MSR): a metric to assess and obtain suitable human STR profiles

Leveraging genetics to support forensic toxicology analysis: Demonstrating concordance among marijuana samples

An initial exploration of machine learning for establishing associations between genetic markers and THC levels in Cannabis sativa samples

Characterization and evaluation of nine Cannabis sativa chloroplast SNP markers for crop type determination and biogeographical origin on European samples

Characterization and evaluation of nine Cannabis sativa chloroplast SNP markers for crop type determination and biogeographical origin on European samples

How the forensic multidisciplinary approach can solve a fatal dog pack attack

How the forensic multidisciplinary approach can solve a fatal dog pack attack

A customized protocol to generate STR profiles from latent fingerprints

Evaluation of genetic markers for the analysis of THC levels of Cannabis sativa samples using principal component analysis – A preliminary study

A customized protocol to generate STR profiles from latent fingerprints

A Ge.F.I. - ISFG European collaborative study on DNA identification of Cannabis sativa samples using a 13-locus multiplex STR method.

Bisphenol A impaired cell adhesion by altering the expression of adhesion and cytoskeleton proteins on human podocytes

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David Gangitano

Ciro Di Nunzio

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