Untersuchungen zur Stabilit�t des �-HCG in gealterten Blutspuren

Seifert, B; Romanowski, U.; Hofmann, Philipp

doi:10.1007/bf00200458

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“…HCG has been reported to be stable even in bloodstains that have been stored for 45 days [13]. In addition to HCG, other methods of proving pregnancy include placental protein 5, placental lactogen, and pregnancy‐specific beta 1 glycoprotein [14], but HCG is the most common and has been reported in many cases.…”

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Detection of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) in fabric urine stains older than five years

Minamiyama,

Kawamoto,

Matsunari

et al. 2023

Journal of Forensic Sciences

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Human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) is used in clinical medicine as a particularly important indicator to determine pregnancy. In this study, it was necessary to determine whether the urine spots on car seat fabric from a murder 5 years previously were from a pregnant woman. The HCG in the dried urine spot on a car seat was detected using an immunochromatography kit. It was found that the HCG in urine can be detected for much longer periods of time than the previously reported period of approximately 6 months.

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