#forensic science

• Allotype — A genetic variation or structural antigenic determinant within a protein or immunoglobulin (antibody) that differentiates individuals within the same species. This form of molecular polymorphism reflects the presence of different alleles at the corresponding gene locus, utilized as an essential biological marker in population genetics, forensics, and immunogenetics.
• To imprint — To leave a printed mark on a surface, to take a person's fingerprints for forensic or medical purposes, or to profoundly, structurally, and durably mark the evolution of an element, someone's character, or a field of activity. As a noun, it represents the base (unarticulated) variant for the mark left by papillary ridges, an object on a soft support, or the distinctive mark of an influence.
• Asphyxiation — The act of asphyxiating and its result; the dynamic process of suffocation or suppression of respiratory function by blocking air access to the lungs. Unlike the purely medical term 'asfixie' (which describes the final pathological state), asfixierea emphasizes the mechanism or trigger event, being frequently used in emergency, forensic, or civil protection reports.