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    Aplicación del reactivo fosfatasa acida de uso clínico para la determinación de presencia de fluido seminal con fines forenses en el laboratorio clínico H y D salud – 2021
    (Universidad Privada Norbert Wiener, 2022-03-11) Montenegro Villegas, Fany Yakeliny; Casana Jara, Kelly Milagritos
    Sex crimes in our country according to statistical indices are high and are considered a public health problem that needs immediate attention, on the part of the entities that administer justice, using scientific evidence that helps to clarify said crimes, Therefore, we carried out the present investigation that aimed to evaluate the extent to which the acid phosphatase reagent for clinical use detects the presence of seminal fluid for forensic purposes in the Clinical Laboratory H Y D Salud– 2021. Regarding the methodology, is of an applied type, with a quantitative approach and an experimental design since numerical checks and statistical analysis were made to give a possible solution to the problem found through the manipulation of the variables; On the other hand, to collect the data, an observation card was used which was applied to the sample made up of the entire population, that is to say, census sampling, which in this case were 20 samples of seminal fluid in two types of fabric backing (cotton and synthetic). As results, it was obtained that the acid phosphatase reagent for clinical use detects the presence of seminal fluid in stock solution, 1/10 solution, 1/100 solution and 1/1000 solution both in synthetic cloth support and cotton cloth support; On the other hand, it was found that the acid phosphatase reagent for clinical use has significant differences in the detection of the acid phosphatase enzyme on cotton cloth support and on synthetic cloth support evaluated in the different solution groups. Accordingly, it was concluded to affirm the general hypothesis that the acid phosphatase reagent for clinical use detects the presence of seminal fluid for forensic purposes, both on cotton cloth support and on synthetic cloth support.