The Forensic Business: Highlighting Technologies, Opportunities

Table of Contents

• INTRODUCTION
  • STUDY GOALS AND OBJECTIVES
  • REASONS FOR DOING THIS STUDY AND ITS IMPORTANCE
  • CONTRIBUTIONS OF THIS STUDY AND FOR WHOM
  • SCOPE AND FORMAT OF REPORT
  • METHODOLOGY AND INFORMATION SOURCES
  • ANALYSTS CREDENTIALS
  • RELATED BCC WORK CREDENTIALS
  • BCC ON-LINE SERVICES
  • DISCLAIMER
• SUMMARY
  • MAJOR FINDINGS
  • Summary Table: U.S. MARKET SIZE: FORENSIC ANALYTICAL TESTING PRODUCTS, INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Summary Figure: U.S. MARKET SIZE: FORENSIC ANALYTICAL TESTING PRODUCTS, INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES, 2004-2010
• OVERVIEW
  • WHAT IS FORENSIC SCIENCE?
  • HISTORY OF FORENSIC SCIENCE
  • U.S. FORENSIC LABORATORIES
  • Table 1 PERCENT OF LABORATORIES PERFORMING VARIOUS FORENSIC FUNCTIONS
    • ROLE OF FORENSIC SCIENCE IN THE LEGAL SYSTEM
      • PHYSICAL EVIDENCE, COLLECTION AND STORAGE
      • CHAIN OF EVIDENCE
      • IMPORTANT TYPES OF EVIDENCE IN LEGAL PROCEEDINGS
  • Table 2 ANALYTICAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF PUBLICLY OPERATED DNA LABORATORIES (SELECTED SAMPLE OF 110 LABORATORIES)
  • Table 2 (CONTINUED)
    • ANALYTICAL PROCESSES USED IN FORENSIC TESTING
      • Organic and Inorganic Chemical Analysis
      • Techniques Used in Organic Analysis
      • Techniques Used in Inorganic Analysis
    • MAJOR FORENSIC TESTING AREAS
      • Analysis of Drug and Toxicology Related Specimens
      • DNA Profiling and Fingerprinting Products
      • Chemical Analysis and Serology
      • Microscopy
    • FORENSIC SCIENCE INSTRUMENTATION
  • Table 3 COMPANIES BY MAJOR AREAS OF PARTICIPATION (ANALYTICAL TESTING)
    • Chemical Analysis Instrumentation
    • Drug Identification and Toxicology Analysis
    • DNA Profiling
    • Fingerprinting/Biometrics
    • MARKET COMPOSITION
    • ACCREDITATION AND GOVERNMENT REGULATION
    • ACCREDITATION
  • Table 4 LABORATORY ACCREDITATION STATISTICS (% OF DNA LABORATORIES ACCREDITED)
    • GOVERNMENT AGENCIES
      • Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF)
      • National Integrated Ballistic Information Network - NIBIN
      • National Law Enforcement and Corrections Technology Center ｾ Northeast Region
    • INTERNATIONAL MARKETS
    • MARKET DEMAND
      • Testing Trends
  • Table 5 CRIME INDEX TOTALS, 1999-2002
    • Increase in DNA Testing Workloads
  • Table 6 DNA WORKLOAD STATISTICS, 1997-2000
  • Figure 1 DNA WORKLOAD SUBJECT CASES VS. OFFENDER SAMPLES, 1997-2000
    • MARKETS FOR FORENSIC ANALYTICAL TECHNIQUES, INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES
      • ORGANIC MATERIALS ANALYSIS
        • Chromatography
          • Applications
          • Supplies
  • Table 7 FORENSIC APPLICATIONS BY INSTRUMENT
  • Table 7 (CONTINUED)
    • Mass Spectrometers and Chromatography Hyphenated Products
      • Applications
    • Spectrophotometry
      • UV/Visible Spectrophotometry
      • Infrared (IR) Spectrophotometry
      • Spectrophotometry Applications
        • Supplies
    • Immunoassays
      • Applications
        • Enzyme Immunoassays
        • Radioimmunoassay
        • Fluorescence Polarization Immunoassays (FPIA) and Suppliers
      • Supplies
    • DNA PROFILING
      • CODIS Databases for Storing and Searching DNA Profiles
    • INORGANIC MATERIALS ANALYSIS
      • Trace Elemental Analysis
        • Emission Spectroscopy
        • AA Spectrophotometry
        • Neutron Activation
        • X-Ray Diffraction (XRD)
    • GENERAL ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS
      • Microscopes
        • Forensic Applications for Microscopes
          • Forensic Applications ・continued)
        • Fluorescent Light Sources
    • MAJOR ANALYTICAL CATEGORIES
      • Hair Analysis
        • Species and Individual Determination
        • Hair Color and Other Points for Comparison
      • Fiber Analysis
      • Paint Analysis
      • Fire Debris and Explosives Analysis
      • Questioned Document Analysis
      • Firearms Identification
      • Ballistic Imaging for Firearms Identification
    • DRUGFIRE
      • Integrated Ballistic Identification System (IBIS)
    • FORENSIC TESTING MARKET SIZE
  • Table 8 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC ANALYTICAL TESTING PRODUCTS, INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Figure 2 SHARE OF U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC ANALYTICAL TESTING PRODUCTS, INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES, 2004 AND 2010 (%)
  • Figure 2 (CONTINUED)
    • ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES
  • Table 9 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES BY TYPE, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Figure 3 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC ANALYTICAL, INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES BY TYPE, 2004-2010 ($ MILLIONS)
    • Numbers and Types of Analytical Instruments in a Typical Forensic Laboratory
  • Table 10 PRICES AND NUMBERS OF ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS IN FORENSIC LABORATORIES/DEPARTMENTS
    • Chromatography and Mass Spectrometry
  • Table 11 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC CHROMATOGRAPHY AND MASS SPECTROMETRY INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
    • Analytical Instrument Supply Sales
    • Spectrophotometry
  • Table 12 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC SPECTROPHOTOMETRY INSTRUMENTS, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
    • Elemental Analysis
  • Table 13 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC ELEMENTAL ANALYSIS INSTRUMENTS, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
    • Forensic Microscope Sales
  • Table 14 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC OPTICAL AND SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPES, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Table 15 OPTICAL MICROSCOPE MANUFACTURERS ESTIMATED MARKET SHARE, 2004
    • Fluorescent Light Source Sales
  • Table 16 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC FLUORESCENT LIGHT SOURCES, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
    • Market Participants - Analytical Instruments
  • Table 17 MARKET LEADERS SUPPLYING ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS
    • PerkinElmer, Inc.
    • Agilent Technologies, Inc.
    • Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Inc.
    • Varian, Inc.
    • Waters Corp.
    • JEOL USA, Inc.
    • Hitachi High-Technologies Corp.
    • Spectris plc
    • Horiba Jobin Yvon, Inc.
    • Thermo Electron Corp.
    • Buck Scientific, Inc.
    • Leica Systems, Inc.
    • FEI Co.
    • Carl Zeiss
    • Nikon Corp.
    • Melles Griot/Barloworld Scientific Optics Group
    • Rofin
    • DRUG IDENTIFICATION KITS
  • Table 18 ARRESTS BY DRUG TYPE, 2003 (%)
    • Drug Identification Kits Market Size
  • Table 19 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC DRUG IDENTIFICATION KITS, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Figure 4 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC DRUG IDENTIFICATION KIT, 2004-2010 ($ MILLIONS)
    • Market Participants
    • Market Shares
  • Table 20 ESTIMATED MARKET SHARES OF DRUG KIT COMPANIES, 2004
    • NIK
    • ODV
    • Forensic Products & Services, Inc.
    • NARTEC
    • Drug Field Testing Kit Company Profiles
      • NIK Public Safety, Inc.
      • Forensic Products & Services, Inc.
      • NARTEC
    • TOXICOLOGY/IMMUNOASSAY MARKET
      • Alcohol Analysis
      • Drug and Poison Analysis
        • Drug Analysis
          • Enzyme Immunoassay Screening for Drugs
          • Confirmatory Drug Tests
        • Poison Analysis
    • TOXICOLOGY IMMUNOASSAY REAGENTS
      • The Market for Forensic Toxicology Testing Products
  • Table 21 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY/IMMUNOASSAY, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Figure 5 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY/IMMUNOASSAY, 2004-2010 ($ MILLIONS)
    • Market Share
  • Table 22 FORENSIC IMMUNOASSAY TESTING PARTICIPANTS, ESTIMATED MARKET SHARE, 2004
    • Company Profiles
      • Abbott Laboratories
      • Roche Diagnostics Systems
      • DPC (Diagnostic Products Corp.)
      • Bayer Diagnostics
      • Dade Behring, Inc.
    • FORENSIC BIOLOGY AND SEROLOGY
      • Blood Grouping
      • Serological Characterization of Bloodstains
        • Preliminary Color Tests
        • Confirmatory and Species Determination Tests
      • Serological Characterization of Semen
      • Market Size
  • Table 23 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC BIOLOGY AND SEROLOGY TESTING, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Figure 6 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC BIOLOGY AND SEROLOGY TESTING, 2004-2010 ($ MILLIONS)
    • Corporate Profiles
      • Abacus Diagnostics
    • FINGERPRINTING/BIOMETRICS
      • Fingerprint Ridges and Ridge Characteristics
      • Fingerprint Classification
      • Henry and FBI Systems for Classifying, Storing, Retrieving and Searching for Fingerprints
        • Automated Fingerprint Identification Systems (AFIS)
      • Product Types and Applications
  • Table 24 FINGERPRINTING PRODUCT TYPES, APPLICATIONS AND SUPPLIERS
    • Products for Obtaining Known or Criminal Ten-prints and their Suppliers
      • Methods and Products Involving Ink
      • Semi-inkless and Inkless Methods
      • Ten-print Fingerprint Cards
      • Electronic
        • Live scan Products
        • Card-Scan Products
        • Printers Used in Conjunction with Above Systems
    • Products for Developing and Preserving Crime Scene Prints and their Suppliers
      • Fingerprint Powders for Prints on Hard, Nonporous Substances
        • Fingerprint Powders for Prints (continued)
      • Chemical Products Used to Recover Prints
        • Super Gluea Fuming and Other Products to Recover Prints on Metal, Tape, Leather and Plastic
      • Chemical Products for Use on Soft And Porous Substances Such as Paper and Wood
        • Iodine Fuming
        • Ninhydrin
        • Silver Nitrate
        • Fluorescent Chemicals for Print Visualization
      • Miscellaneous Chemical Products
    • Products to Preserve Crime Scene Prints
      • Lifting Tape and Backing Cards
        • Photography Supplies
        • Magnifiers
    • Digital Imaging Enhancement Software
      • AFIS
    • Market Size
  • Table 25 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC FINGERPRINTING BY PRODUCT TYPE, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Table 25 (CONTINUED)
  • Figure 7 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC FINGERPRINTING MARKET BY PRODUCT TYPE, 2004-2010 ($ MILLIONS)
  • Table 26 PRICING AND NUMBERS OF FINGERPRINT SYSTEMS AND SUPPLIES USED
    • Market for Ten-print Products
  • Table 27 NUMBER OF CRIMINAL FINGERPRINT CARDS SUBMITTED TO THE FBI, 2003-2005
    • Market for Electronic Products
    • Market for Crime Scene Print Products
    • Market for AFIS
    • Company Profiles
    • Lightning Powder Co., Inc.
      • SirchieO Finger Print Labs, Inc.
      • Identix, Inc.
      • Arrowhead Forensic Products
      • Delta Latent Products, Inc.
      • Printrak International, Inc.
      • Digital Biometrics, Inc. (DBI)
      • NEC Solutions (America), Inc.
    • DNA TESTING
      • DNA Fingerprints
      • DNA Testing Methods
        • Separation/Extraction/Amplification Methods
  • Table 28 USE RATES FOR AMPLICATION KITS
    • RFLP
    • PCR
    • AmpFLSTRR Profiler PlusR PCR Amplification Kit
    • AmpFLSTRR COfilerR PCR Amplification Kit
    • Typing Kits
      • AmpliTypea DQA1Typing System Kit
      • AmpliTypea Polymarker (PM) PCR Typing System
  • Table 29 COMMONLY USED APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS DNA KITS
  • Table 29 (CONTINUED)
    • Analytical Instrumentation
      • MultiPROBE IIR: PerkinElmer Forensic Workstation
      • Sequencing Analyzers
  • Table 30 SEQUENCING ANALYZER PLACEMENTS IN DNA TESTING LABORATORIES, 2002 (RESPONSE FROM 106 FACILITIES)
    • The ABI PRISMR 310
    • ABI PRISMO 377
    • Hitachi FMBIOO II
    • Robotics
    • Corporate Profiles: DNA Testing Products, Kits and Automation Companies
      • Applied Biosystems
      • Hitachi Software Engineering America, Ltd.
      • PerkinElmer Corp.
    • DNA Matching
  • Table 31 DNA FIVE-STEP SAMPLE MATCHING PROCESS
    • CODIS
    • DNA Identification Act of 1994
    • The Role of DNA Evidence in Law Enforcement and in the Legal System Today
    • Laboratories Performing DNA Analysis
      • Public Laboratories
  • Table 32 CASE WORKLOAD STATISTICS, 1999 AND 2000
    • Private Laboratories Performing DNA Analysis
    • Company Profiles Private DNA Laboratories
      • Orchid Cellmark
      • Reliagene Technologies, Inc.
      • Commonwealth Biotechnologies, Inc.
    • Market Size
  • Table 33 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC DNA TESTING BY PRODUCT TYPES, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
    • Future Advances in DNA Profiling
      • DNA Chip Technology
• TECHNOLOGY
  • CHROMATOGRAPHY
    • Chromatography Description
    • Chromatography System Types Used in Forensics
    • Gas Chromatography (GC)
    • Gas Chromatography (GC) (continued)
  • Figure 8 GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
    • Headspace GC
    • High-performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC)
    • Thin-layer Chromatography (TLC)
    • MASS SPECTROMETERS AND CHROMATOGRAPHY-HYPHENATED PRODUCTS
      • Mass Spectrometry
  • Figure 9 MASS SPECTROMETER
    • Hyphenated MS/Chromatography Systems Used in Forensics
  • Figure 10 HYPHENATED SPECTRSCOPY TECHNIQUES
    • SPECTROPHOTOMETRY
      • UV/Visible Spectrophotometry
  • Figure 11 UV/VISIBLE SPECTROSCOPE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
    • Infrared (IR) Spectrophotometry
  • Figure 12 PRINCIPAL ELEMENTS OF AN IR SPECTROMETER
    • Fourier Transform Infrared Spectrometers (FT-IR)
  • Figure 13 ELEMENTS OF A FT-IR SPECTROMETER
    • IMMUNOASSAY
      • Enzyme Immunoassay (EIA)
      • Basic EIA
  • Figure 14 THE BASIC ENZYME IMMUNOASSAY (EIA) PROCESS
    • Alternate EIA Methods
      • Second-antibody Precipitation Method
      • Double-antibody Sandwich Method
      • Reverse-Sandwich Method
      • Reverse-Sandwich Inhibition Method
    • Immunoanalysis Instruments
    • EMISSION SPECTROSCOPY
    • ATOMIC ABSORPTION (AA) SPECTROPHOTOMETRY
  • Figure 15 PRINCIPAL ELEMENTS OF AN ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETER
    • NEUTRON ACTIVATION ANALYSIS
    • MICROSCOPES
      • Compound Microscopes
      • Comparison Microscopes
      • Stereoscopic Microscopes
      • Polarized Microscopes
      • Microspectrophotometers
      • Scanning Electron Microscopes (SEMs)
      • SERS Nanoprobe
    • FLUORESCENT LIGHT SOURCES
    • FIREARMS IDENTIFICATION SYSTEMS
      • DRUGFIRE
      • IBIS
    • DNA PROFILING
      • Extraction and Quantification of DNA and Suppliers
        • Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism (RFLP) Method for DNA Profiling
        • Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) DNA Profiling
          • PCR vs. RFLP/Southern Analysis
          • The PCR Process
  • Figure 16 THE PCR PROCESS
    • PCR Systems Used in Forensic DNA Profiling and their Suppliers
    • D1S80
    • DQA1 System
    • AmpliTypea Polymarker (PM) PCR Typing System
    • Short Tandem Repeat (STR) Typing
      • STR vs. RFLP and Previously-described PCR Profiling Types
      • Description of STRs and the Profiling Procedure
      • STR Systems Used, Suppliers and the Status of STR Testing
    • Mitochondrial DNA Profiling
• ANALAGOUS TECHNOLOGIES
  • DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
    • DIGITAL VS. CONVENTIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY
    • THE KODAK DIGITAL SCIENCEO DIGITAL DARKROOM
    • COST AND TIME SAVINGS WITH DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
    • THE MARKET FOR DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
    • COMPUTER EVIDENCE DISCOVERY
      • Computer Evidence Company Profiles
        • Computer Forensics, Inc.
        • Data Discovery
        • EED, Inc. (Electronic Evidence Discovery)
        • New Technologies, Inc.
  • LABORATORY INFORMATION MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (LIMS)
    • LABORATORY INFORMATION ・CONTINUED)
  • FORENSIC PALYNOLOGY
  • Table 34 POTENTIAL ANNUAL REVENUES FROM ANALAGOUS PRODUCTS ($ MILLIONS)
• PATENTS
  • SIGNIFICANCE OF PATENTS
  • Table 35 LENGTH OF TIME FROM PATENT FILING TO APPROVAL
  • Table 36 APPLICATIONS FOR RECENTLY ISSUED FORENSIC PATENTS
  • Table 37 RECENTLY ISSUED FORENSIC PATENTS BY INVENTOR/ASSIGNEE
    • INTERNATIONAL PATENTS
• COMPANY CONTACT INFORMATION AND PRODUCT FOCUS MATRIX
  • Table 38 COMPANY CONTACT INFORMATION AND PRODUCT FOCUS MATRIX
  • Table 38 (CONTINUED)
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  • Table 38 (CONTINUED)
• APPENDIX
  • SELECTED PATENT ABSRACTS
    • INTEGRATED NUCLEIC ACID DIAGNOSTIC DEVICE
    • METHOD FOR DNA MIXTURE ANALYSIS
    • ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS AND COMPOUND DEVICES FOR MACROSCOPIC AND MICROSCOPIC MOLECULAR BIOLOGICAL REACTIONS, ANALYSES AND DIAGNOSTICS
    • METHOD OF INDEXED STORAGE AND RETRIEVAL OF MULTIDIMENSIONAL INFORMATION
    • IMMUNOASSAY METHOD AND KIT
    • PORTABLE BULLET TRAP
    • DEPOSITING FLUID SPECIMENS FOR ANALYSIS OF DEPOSITED ARRAYS ON SUBSTRATES, RESULTING ORDERED ARRAYS, TECHNIQUES
    • BEAM ALIGNMENT IN A LOWER COLUMN OF A SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE OR THE LIKE
    • REDUCTION OF ABERRATIONS PRODUCED BY WIEN FILTER IN A SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPE AND THE LIKE
    • POLARIZED MATERIAL INSPECTION APPARATUS
    • MID-INFRARED SPECTROMETER ATTACHMENT TO LIGHT MICROSCOPES
    • SIMULTANEOUS ISOLATION AND QUANTITATION OF DNA
    • METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR FINGERPRINT DETECTION AND ANALYSIS
    • FLUID-FILTRATION RECEPTACLE WITH USER-VARIABLE SEMI-PERMEABLE DRAIN ASSEMBLY
    • MICROPLATE PROTECTIVE TRAY UNDERCOVER
    • METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MULTIPLE ELECTROSPRAY SAMPLE INTRODUCTION
    • METHOD FOR MELTING CURVE ANALYSIS OR REPETITIVE PCR PRODUCTS
    • DNA SAMPLE COLLECTION FOR IDENTIFICATION
    • ULTRAVIOLET IMAGER SYSTEM AND METHOD
    • DNA DIAGNOSTICS BASED ON MASS SPECTROMETRY
    • APPARATUS AND METHOD FOR COMBINED CAPILLARY SEPARATION AND BLOTTING OF BIOLOGICAL MACROMOLECULES DNA DIAGNOSTICS BASED ON MASS SPECTROMETRY
    • SOLID SUPPORT FOR MASS SPECTROMETRY
    • MULTIPLEX AMPLIFICATION AND ANALYSIS OF SELECTED STR LOCI
    • METHODS FOR IDENTIFICATION AND ISOLATION OF SPECIFIC NUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCES IN CDNA AND GENOMIC DNA
    • DNA DIAGNOSTICS BASED ON MASS SPECTROMETRY
  • DNA LAWS BY STATE, IN EFFECT IN 2003 (COLLECTED BY THE NATIONAL CONFERENCE OF STATE LEGISLATURES)
    • ALASKA H 49 b
    • ARIZONA HB 2021 b
    • ARKANSAS HB 1074 b
    • ARKANSAS HB 2310 b
    • CALIFORNIA AB 898 b
    • COLORADO SB 164 b
    • CONNECTICUT H 5022 b
    • DELAWARE SB 38 b
    • FLORIDA SB 1648 b
    • GEORGIA S 119 b
    • ILLINOIS SB 280 b
    • LOUISIANA SB 295 b
    • LOUISIANA SB 346 b
    • LOUISIANA SB 522 b
    • MAINE H 300 B
    • MARYLAND SB 363 b
    • MICHIGAN HB 4745 b
    • MICHIGAN HB 4746 b
    • MICHIGAN SB 444 b
    • MINNESOTA SB 239 b
    • MINNESOTA SB 942 b
    • MISSISSIPPI SB 2348 b
    • MONTANA SB 183 b
    • NEVADA A 55 b
    • NEVADA AB 16 b
    • NEW JERSEY AB 2617 b
    • NEW HAMPSHIRE H 215 b
    • NEW MEXICO SB 184 b
    • NORTH CAROLINA HB 79 b
    • NORTH DAKOTA HB 1235 b
    • OHIO SB 11 b
    • OKLAHOMA HB 1802 b
    • SOUTH DAKOTA SB 184 b
    • TEXAS H 2703 b
    • TEXAS H 562 b
    • TEXAS HB 2703 b
    • UTAH SB 116 b
    • UTAH HB 107 b
    • VIRGINIA H 2661 b
    • WASHINGTON HB 1391 b

• Summary Table:
• Table 1 PERCENT OF LABORATORIES PERFORMING VARIOUS FORENSIC FUNCTIONS
• Table 2 ANALYTICAL RESPONSIBILITIES OF PUBLICLY OPERATED DNA LABORATORIES (SELECTED SAMPLE OF 110 LABORATORIES)
• Table 3 COMPANIES BY MAJOR AREAS OF PARTICIPATION (ANALYTICAL TESTING)
• Table 4 LABORATORY ACCREDITATION STATISTICS (% OF DNA LABORATORIES ACCREDITED)
• Table 5 CRIME INDEX TOTALS, 1999-2002
• Table 6 DNA WORKLOAD STATISTICS, 1997-2000
• Table 7 FORENSIC APPLICATIONS BY INSTRUMENT
• Table 8 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC ANALYTICAL TESTING PRODUCTS, INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 9 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES BY TYPE, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 10 PRICES AND NUMBERS OF ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS IN FORENSIC LABORATORIES/DEPARTMENTS
• Table 11 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC CHROMATOGRAPHY AND MASS SPECTROMETRY INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 12 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC SPECTROPHOTOMETRY INSTRUMENTS, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 13 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC ELEMENTAL ANALYSIS INSTRUMENTS, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 14 .S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC OPTICAL AND SCANNING ELECTRON MICROSCOPES, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 15 OPTICAL MICROSCOPE MANUFACTURERS ESTIMATED MARKET SHARE, 2004
• Table 16 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC FLUORESCENT LIGHT SOURCES, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 17 MARKET LEADERS SUPPLYING ANALYTICAL INSTRUMENTS
• Table 18 ARRESTS BY DRUG TYPE, 2003 (%)
• Table 19 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC DRUG IDENTIFICATION KITS, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 20 ESTIMATED MARKET SHARES OF DRUG KIT COMPANIES, 2004
• Table 21 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY/IMMUNOASSAY, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 22 FORENSIC IMMUNOASSAY TESTING PARTICIPANTS, ESTIMATED MARKET SHARE, 2004
• Table 23 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC BIOLOGY AND SEROLOGY TESTING, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 24 FINGERPRINTING PRODUCT TYPES, APPLICATIONS AND SUPPLIERS
• Table 25 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC FINGERPRINTING BY PRODUCT TYPE, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 26 PRICING AND NUMBERS OF FINGERPRINT SYSTEMS AND SUPPLIES USED
• Table 27 NUMBER OF CRIMINAL FINGERPRINT CARDS SUBMITTED TO THE FBI, 2003-2005
• Table 28 USE RATES FOR AMPLICATION KITS
• Table 29 COMMONLY USED APPLIED BIOSYSTEMS DNA KITS
• Table 30 SEQUENCING ANALYZER PLACEMENTS IN DNA TESTING LABORATORIES, 2002 (RESPONSE FROM 106 FACILITIES)
• Table 31 DNA FIVE-STEP SAMPLE MATCHING PROCESS
• Table 32 CASE WORKLOAD STATISTICS, 1999 AND 2000
• Table 33 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC DNA TESTING BY PRODUCT TYPES, THROUGH 2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 34 POTENTIAL ANNUAL REVENUES FROM ANALAGOUS PRODUCTS ($ MILLIONS)
• Table 35 LENGTH OF TIME FROM PATENT FILING TO APPROVAL
• Table 36 APPLICATIONS FOR RECENTLY ISSUED FORENSIC PATENTS
• Table 37 RECENTLY ISSUED FORENSIC PATENTS BY INVENTOR/ASSIGNEE
• Table 38 COMPANY CONTACT INFORMATION AND PRODUCT FOCUS MATRIX

• Summary Figure:
• Figure 1 DNA WORKLOAD SUBJECT CASES VS. OFFENDER SAMPLES, 1997-2000
• Figure 2 SHARE OF U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC ANALYTICAL TESTING PRODUCTS, INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES, 2004 AND 2010 (%)
• Figure 3 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC ANALYTICAL, INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES BY TYPE, 2004-2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 4 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC DRUG IDENTIFICATION KIT, 2004-2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 5 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC TOXICOLOGY/IMMUNOASSAY, 2004-2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 6 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC BIOLOGY AND SEROLOGY TESTING, 2004-2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 7 U.S. MARKET FOR FORENSIC FINGERPRINTING MARKET BY PRODUCT TYPE, 2004-2010 ($ MILLIONS)
• Figure 8 GAS CHROMATOGRAPHY SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
• Figure 9 MASS SPECTROMETER
• Figure 10 HYPHENATED SPECTRSCOPY TECHNIQUES
• Figure 11 UV/VISIBLE SPECTROSCOPE SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM
• Figure 12 PRINCIPAL ELEMENTS OF AN IR SPECTROMETER
• Figure 13 ELEMENTS OF A FT-IR SPECTROMETER
• Figure 14 THE BASIC ENZYME IMMUNOASSAY (EIA) PROCESS
• Figure 15 PRINCIPAL ELEMENTS OF AN ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROMETER
• Figure 16 THE PCR PROCESS