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Forensic Science International, 60 (1993) 213-214 Elsevier Scientific Publishers Ireland Ltd. CONTENTS Volume 60 (1993) Publishser’s Note Editorial by P. Saukko, Editor-in-Chief Preliminary Communications Alcoholism and ketoacidosis by J.L. Thomsen, P. Theilade, S. Felby and E. Nielsen (Copenhagen, Denmark) ‘Rave’ to the grave by D.E. Cox (Dundee, UK) Liquid chromatographic, thermospray/negative ion, tandem mass _ spectrometric (LC/TSP/MS/MS) analysis of some explosives by A.M.A. Verweij, P.C.A.M. de Bruyn, C. Choufoer and P.J.L. Lipman (Rijswijk, The Netherlands) Computer registration of missing persons. A case of Scandinavian cooperation in identification of an unknown male skeleton by L. Kullman, T. Solheim, R. Grundin and A. Teivens (Stockholm, Sweden; Oslo, Norway) Genetic investigations in immigration cases and frequencies of DNA fragments of the VNTR systems D2S44, D5S43, D7S21, D7S22, and D12S11 in Turks by H.E. Hansen and N. Morling (Copenhagen, Denmark) Distribution of alleles and genotypes from three hypervariable DNA loci in individuals from central and southern Italy by M. Dobosz, E. D’Aloja, M. Pescarmona, A. Moscetti and V.L. Pascali (Rome, Italy) , Analysis of the locus D1S80 by amplified fragment length polymorphism technique (AMP-F LP). Frequency distribution in Danes. Intra and inter laboratory reproducibility of the technique by M. Thymann, L.J. Nellemann, G. Masumba, L. Irgens-Médller and N. Morling (Copenhagen, Denmark) Protection and radiography of heat affected teeth by C.J. Griffiths and G.D. Bellamy (Sydney, Australia) Long-lasting postmortem viability of human immunodeficiency virus: a potential risk in forensic medicine practice by H. Douceron, L. Deforges, R. Gherardi, A. Sobel and P. Chariot (Créteil, France) Europium aryl-6-diketone complexes as fluorescent dyes for the detection of cyanoacrylate developed fingerprints on human skin by D.A. Wilkinson and J.E. Watkin (Ottawa, Ontario) Novel detection of plankton from lung tissue by enzymatic digestion method by M. Kobayashi, Y. Yamada, W.-D. Zhang, Y. Itakura, M. Nagao and T. Takatori (Tokyo, Japan) A simple method for diatom detection in drowning by H. Matsumoto and Y. Fukui (Kyoto, Japan) An oilspill, alcohol and the captain: a possible misapplication of forensic science by H. Hollien (Gainesville, FL) Fatal anaphylactic reaction to diclofenac by A.M. Alkhawajah, M. Eifawal and S.F. Mahmoud (Dammam, Saudi Arabia) 107-110 214 Bone strength in infants by I. Morild, N.R. Gjerdet and J.C. Giertsen (Bergen, Norway) .................00000. 111-119 Sudden death presenting as massive haemoptysis due to ruptured intrapulmonary aortic aneurysm by P. Dickens, S. Pittaluga and C.H. Chau (Hong Kong, Hong Kong) .................. 121-125 Stability of explosives’ traces on different supports by P. Kolla and P. Hohenstatt (Wiesbaden, Germany) ...................00eeeeeeeees 127-137 REET ATER EEF lg SEES EE STU ee ya ee a Oe 139-140 Improved method for DFO development of latent fingerprints i oe eke Fake eke aee eens ht askew ndeek ae 141-153 Methamphetamine synthesis via reductive alkylation hydrogenolysis of phenyl-2-propanone with N-benzylmethylamine a eC oes cade eee ad kbd e da ek'neds Vas heceatedtacettes 155 - 162 Postmortem changes in resistivity of the anterior abdominal wall during the early posmortem period in rats by D. Querido (Observatory, Republic of South Africa) ..........0.c .ce.ce. e.e .ee e 163-177 Postmortem serum selenium concentrations and their possible etiological role in sudden infant death (SID) by R. Lemke, A. Schafer and W. Makropoulos (Aachen, Germany) ..................4. 179-182 Rapid postmortem changes of rat striatum dopamine, serotonin and their metabolites as monitored by brain microdialysis by K. Yoshimoto, Y. Irizawa and S. Komura (Kyoto, Japan) ...........0.0 .ce.ce. e.e e 183 —-1 88 A study of the precursors, intermediates and reaction by-products in the synthesis of 3,4-methylenedioxy-methylamphetamine and its application to forensic drug analysis by R.J. Renton, J.S. Cowie and M.C.H. Oon (London, UK) ................0.0.0.0 0e e 18—92 0 2 Nee il wena EWG Oh MRR RRA Chan hbeenvantbee 20—3 20 5 i Set hes tA tee wei edb aad dee hes ebN dees bONSUEb 5 DS 6) DNTOAEMAOO COA A OKs 20—7 20 9 Bei es ba oars Dh cs eh baw ade 4b ods COwk 40a dees Teds enebbekyansecd 211 213-214 eadl