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Validation of mRNA and miRNA biomarkers within body fluids associated with sexual assaults

University of Huddersfield School of Applied Sciences

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Dr Kimberley Bexon No more applications being accepted Funded PhD Project (UK Students Only)

Huddersfield United Kingdom Forensic Science Biological Sciences Chemistry Nursing & Health

School of Applied Sciences, University of Huddersfield

About the Project

Current research suggests that a range of biomarkers, including mRNA and miRNA can be used for body fluid identification within sexual assault cases. In the analysis of forensic samples there are many physiological scenarios that may result in an altered expression of certain biomarkers, providing incorrect biological evidence. This project will seek to validate current and novel biomarkers across a range of body fluid samples to identify their suitability for use within forensic casework.

Funding Notes

The studentships are open to citizens of the UK and cover the full cost of tuition fees and an annual tax-free bursary of £16,062 for three years (RCUK rates). Successful applicants should have a first or upper second undergraduate degree or Masters degree in a relevant subject.

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