Sex Determination From Pulpal Tissue

Rakesh K Gorea · Jagdish Gargi · Jai Rup Singh

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It is a well known fact that the sex can be determined from the pulp tissue in living as well as dead, but up to what postmortem interval it can be determined accurately is still a matter of controversy amongst different authors. An attempt has been made in this regard, keeping in view the effect of environment i.e. Role of temperature and humidity on pulp tissue after the extraction of teeth.

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1950Age Determinations on Teeth 1973Interrelationships and Sex Differences of Dental and Skeletal Measurements 1991Isolation of tooth pulp cells for sex chromatin studies in experimental dehydrated and cremated remains 1975Sex determination from necrotic pulpal tissue

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