Finger Prints and Finger Printing. An Historical Study

Racial Differences in Finger-Prints

Development of Latent Finger-Prints on Paper

An Intelligent Approach for Age Detection Using Finger Prints

The forensic investigators always search for fingerprint evidence which is seen as one of the best types of physical evidence linking a suspect to the crime. Discrete Wavelet Transform (DWT), the Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) and Principal Component Analysis (PCA) has been used to estimate a person‟s age using his/her fingerprint. Mostly K nearest neighbor (KNN) is used as a robust classif...

Ultrafast High-Resolution Mass Spectrometric Finger Pore Imaging in Latent Finger Prints

Latent finger prints (LFPs) are deposits of sweat components in ridge and groove patterns, left after human fingers contact with a surface. Being important targets in biometry and forensic investigations they contain more information than topological patterns. With laser desorption mass spectrometry imaging (LD-MSI) we record 'three-dimensional' finger prints with additional chemical informatio...

Finger-Printing in Congenital Heart Disease

a ventricular septal defect. Secondly, there are hereditary disorders with normal chormosomes in which CHD is common. An example is Marfan's syndrome, which is often associated with aortic or mitral regurgitation. Thirdly, there is isolated CHD, which may be idiopathic or inherited. Conditions that may be inherited as autosomal dominants include supravalvular aortic stenosis without hypercalcae...