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Use of Bluestar Forensic in Lieu of Luminol at Crime Scenes

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Abstract: Bluestar Forensic, a new luminol-based reagent, was tested in a blood-detection comparison study against luminol. Photographic results were compared and the ease of preparation and the lack of the need for complete darkness for visualization were evaluated. This study determined that Bluestar Forensic has distinct advantages when compared to luminol.

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