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Participants NORMAN ARNHEIM, University of Southern California MICHAEL BAIRD, Lifecodes Corporation BRUCE BUDOWLE, Federal Bureau of Investigation ROBERT M. COOK-DEEGAN, Georgetown University ROBIN COTTON, Cellmark Diagnostics HENRY ERLICH, Cetus Corporation SIMON FORD DANIEL L. HARTL, Washington University School of Medicine ROGER KAHN, Miami Metro Dade Police Department Y. W. KAN, University of California, San Francisco KENNETH KIDD, Yale University ALAN LEVY, Fort Worth Tarrant County District Attorney's Office GARY MARX, Massachusetts Institute of Technology LAURENCE D. MUELLER, University of California, Irvine THOMAS H. MURRAY, Case Western Reserve University PETER J. NEUFELD DENNIS REEDER, National Institute of Standards and Technology BARRY SCHECK, Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law CHARLES TAYLOR, University of California, Los Angeles BRUCE WEIR, North Carolina State University

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