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Rhone. "LADN Can Persist for a Very Long Time": in the Forensic Laboratory of Écully, Offenders Hunted in Tubes

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Progress was able to push the doors of the Mass Offending Section of the Laboratory of Scientific Police in Lyon, located in Écully, West Lyon, and its 23 members drew up 53,000 genetic profiles in 2025, based on DNA discovered on crime scenes.
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Rhone. "LADN Can Persist for a Very Long Time": in the Forensic Laboratory of Écully, Offenders Hunted in Tubes

Progress was able to push the doors of the Mass Offending Section of the Laboratory of Scientific Police in Lyon, located in Écully, West Lyon, and its 23 members drew up 53,000 genetic profiles in 2025, based on DNA discovered on crime scenes.

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leprogres.fr broke the news on Saturday, June 27, 2026.
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