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| The Institute
of Forensic Medicine was founded in 1986, in the same year it began to
offer one research-training program leading to the M.S. degree. It offers one research training program leading to the Ph.D. degree since 1990 and can receive the post-doctor since 1991. Since 1992 it has been one of key disciplines of West China University of Medical Sciences, while it has been one of key disciplines of Sichuan province since 1995. Recently, it is one of key disciplines of the subject of "211" for West China University of Medical Sciences. There is a staff of 42 in the
institute, while the building of that covers 4259
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Main experts
Prof. Hou Yi Ping, Male, aged 44. Doctorate tutor,
Dean of the institute of forensic
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| Research Subjects
Research subjects are focused on forensic pathology, forensic biology and forensic psychiatry. They contributed greatly to the advancement of forensic medicine and some researches are in front of the specialty in the world. A series of researches have been carried out, including biological mechanics and molecular biology of brain injury, the expertise of antemortem and postmortem injury and the estimation of time of injury or death, the evaluation of degree for injury and for losing ability to work, the distribution of the blood group in human tissues, the polymorphism of human serum proteins and DNA profile, the relationships between mental disorders and law. A total of 16 monographs and 334 articles has been published. 7 projects have been awarded by the Ministry of Health, while 15 projects obtain the provincial prizes. |
| Research subjects of this institute are supported
by many science funds, including those
from the Foundation of National Natural Sciences, the ministry of public health, CMB, the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation in Germany, the committee of science and technology in Sichuan province.
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| Research subjects present:
1. Evaluation and standardization of DNA analysis for forensic medicine, including population study of STR loci and Multiplexing of STR loci; DNA fingerprinting in forensic medicine; the polymorphism of human serum proteins 2. Biological mechanics and molecular biology of brain injury, including study on the expression of IEGs,HSP70, NGF, BDNF and NT3 genes following fluid percussion brain injury; the expertise of antemortem and postmortem injury and the estimation of time of injury or death; the pathology of drug abuse; the evaluation of degree for injury and for losing ability to work. 3. Relationships between mental disorders and law. |
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