'People won't have to wait decades to find out what happened to their loved one ever again,' said Othram Inc.
"People won't have to wait decades to find out what happened to their loved one ever again," said Othram Inc.A southeast Texas company is hopeful their technology might change forensics forever and lead to the end of cold cases.built their lab in 2019 in The Woodlands. Kristen Mittelman with Othram said the company uses DNA sequencing and genomic technology to help identify victims and perpetrators for law enforcement.
Othram's CEO, David Mittelman, welcomed ABC13 onto their campus earlier in April. There, he showed us the cartridges used in their sequencer to build a DNA profile, which is taken from evidence often worn down with time or too tiny to extract with traditional methods.
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