Charla Marshall

Cells from a cow photographed through a microscope. DNA in the nuclei (red), the powerhouses/overlords of the cell, mitochondria (yellow), and actin filaments (blue) are shown. #CellBiology

@ThePunnyWorld The continental divide

Where do math teachers go on vacation? Times Square

4. We are validating the SNP capture and extended kinship methods we used in this study to identify missing military service members. edition.cnn.com/2024/03/28/us/…

3. We inferred George Washington’s Y chromosomal haplogroup and Y-STR profile.

2. We had an awesome collaboration on this study, including FTDNA, @Parabon, and others!

1. Our case study on the Washington family was published yesterday!

A big forensic DNA testing scandal in Colorado which could threaten thousands of criminal cases. msn.com/en-gb/news/cri… #Forensics

Read about how the @AFPNMPCC #NationalDNAProgram is using their new, accredited, end-to-end forensic investigative genetic genealogy capability to resolve cold & current unidentified humans remains cases in 🇦🇺. Your 🧬 may help us solve more! #FIGG #Optin

@haak_wolfgang @MPI_EVA_Leipzig @univbordeaux @PACEA_Bordeaux @dfg_public Great work, congrats! 👏🏻

Celebrating a wonderful 4th day of #SINGCanada2023 and thrilled to have @kstsosie join us for the end of the workshop

Check out my latest LinkedIn post on leaving my position as Chief of the Emerging Technologies Section at the AFMES-AFDIL: Closing the chapter on research. #science #research #forensic #dna linkedin.com/pulse/closing-… via @LinkedIn

Our May Issue has just been released! On the cover: "Evaluating the Usefulness of Human DNA Quantification to Predict DNA Profiling Success of Historical Bone Samples" by Jacqueline Tyler Thomas, @_charlamarshall and colleagues. Browse the whole issue: mdpi.com/2073-4425/14/5

@chiarabarbieri_ How kind of you to say, Chiara! ☺️ I am so glad that we had the chance to meet at Haploid Markers. It was a pleasure to hear your presentation on #GeLaTo and learn more about your work at the intersection of genetics and language. Fascinating! I hope we meet again soon. Ciao!

...cross-fertilizing fields like in the contribution from @_charlamarshall, developing new research directions in the Armed Forces DNA Identification Laboratory from her experience with #aDNA, ....

Fantastic time last week at the Haploid Marker 2023 conference in #Budapest. Great contributions and friendly atmosphere from the #Forensic genetics scene. Some of my highlights...

@ElenaEssel @Nature Congratulations on your Nature paper, Elena! Well done! 👏

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@rickwasmith What do you mean? I recently worked on a “vampire project” that is quite relevant today IMHO. We can learn about past understanding of disease transmission, practices of “medicine”, mycobacterium evolution, and in our case surname prediction from DNA.

I'll say it again. Much of what gets called bioethics in aDNA and elsewhere today represents extractive practices every bit as pernicious as the "Vampire Projects" of the 90s and 00s.

A cell videoed through a microscope. DNA (cyan), mitochondria (yellow), and VASP (magenta) are shown. #CellBiology

A heart muscle cell that is kind of shaped like a heart photographed through a microscope by @Neininger_AC. #ValentinesDay

@ThePunnyWorld He’s gonna need SURGERY 7-letter word, bingo.

My dog accidentally swallowed a whole bag of scrabble tiles. We took him to the vet to get him checked out. No word yet…

Hats off to @matthewgamette for leading forensic labs into the future! I’m grateful to Matthew and to Mike Coble for inviting me to be a part of this initiative as a member of the validation group. We had a productive meeting in December to plan WGS validations for forensics. 👍