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BIOGRAPHY
1. Birthdate: July 31, 1945.
2. Birthplace: Honolulu, Hawaii.
EDUCATION
1. Bachelor of Science [Criminalistics], University of California, Berkeley,
1968.
2. Doctor of Criminology [Forensic Science], University of California,
Berkeley, 1976.
HONORS
1. Graduate Research Fellowship [2 years], NILE & CJ, Department of Justice.
Grant #75-NI-99-0036. Grant Title: Determination of Genetic Markers in
Human Semen.
2. Research Grant, NILE & CJ, Department of Justice. Grant Title: Genetic
Markers in Human Semen: Application to Analysis of Semen Evidence in
Sexual Assault Case Material, 1979-1981.
3. Research Grant, NILE & CJ, Department of Justice. Grant Title: Genetic
Markers in Human Semen: Resolution of Some Current Issues Affecting the
Interpretation of Semen Evidence in Sexual Assault Cases, 1983-1986.
4. Service Awards, California Association of Criminalists: 1976, 1977, 1984.
5. Distinguished Member Award, California Association of Criminalists, 1985.
6. Freedom and Justice Award from the Northeast Council of the Wrongfully
Convicted, Innocence Network Conference, Santa Clara University School of
Law, March 28, 2008.
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PUBLISHED WORKS
1. Edward T. Blake, Paul J. Cashman, and John I. Thornton, "Qualitative
Analysis of Lysergic Acid Diethylamide by Means of the 10-Hydroxy
Derivative," Anal. Chem., 45[2], 1973, 394-395.
2. Edward T. Blake and D.J. Dillon, "Microorganisms and the
Presumptive Tests for Blood," J. Pol. Sci. Admin., 1[4], 1973, 395-400.
3. Kevin Caldwell, Edward T. Blake, and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Sperm
Diaphorase: Genetic Polymorphism of a Sperm-Specific Enzyme in
Man," Science, 191, 1976, 1185-1187.
4. Edward T. Blake and George F. Sensabaugh, "Genetic Markers in
Human Semen: A Review," J. For. Sci., 21[4], 1976, 784-796.
5. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Protein and Enzyme
Polymorphisms in Human Semen," For. Sci., 6, 1975, 108, [Abstract];
International Microform J. Leg. Med., 10, 1975, 21, [Text].
6. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Esterase D Typing in
Bloodstains," For. Serol. News, No. 5, 1975, 1-4.
7. Edward T. Blake, Genetic Markers in Human Semen, doctoral
dissertation, University of California, Berkeley, 1976; University
Microfilms International, #77-15, 567, Ann Arbor.
8. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Expression of Genetic
Variation in Human Semen," Am. J. Hum. Genet., 29, 1977, 24A,
[Abstract].
9. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Genetic Markers in Human
Semen: Quantitation of Polymorphic Proteins," J. For. Sci., 23[4], 1978,
717-729.
10. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Haptoglobin Typing of
Bloodstains: Electrophoresis of Immunoprecipitated Haptoglobin," J.
For. Sci. Soc., 18, 1978, 237-244.
11. David F. Katz, Edward T. Blake, Ross N. Mills, and Irving Fatt, "A
Microliter Oxygen Electrode System for Sperm Suspensions," Fertil.
Steril., 30[6], 1978, 691-695.
12. G.F. Sensabaugh, E.T. Blake, and D.H. Northey, "Genetic Markers in
Human Semen: III. Alteration of Phosphoglucomutase [PGM]
Isozyme Patterns in Semen Contaminated with Saliva," J. For. Sci., 25,
1980, 470-478.
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13. George Sensabaugh, E.T. Blake, and Jan Bashinski, "Acid Phosphatase
Assay of Vaginal Swabs," Proceedings of a Forensic Science Symposium on
the Analysis of Sexual Assault Evidence, U.S. Dept. of Justice, July, 1983,
146-148.
14. Howard C.B. Graves, George F. Sensabaugh, and Edward T. Blake,
"Postcoital Detection of a Male-Specific Semen Protein, Application to
the Investigation of Rape," N. Engl. J. Med., 312, 1985, 338-343.
15. George F. Sensabaugh, Jan Bashinski, and Edward T. Blake, "The
Laboratory's Role in Investigation of Rape," Diag. Med., 8[3], 1985, 46-
53.
16. E.T. Blake, C.E. Cook,Jr., and J.S. Bashinski, "Evidence that 'Vaginal
Peptidase' Is a Bacterial Gene Product," J. For. Sci., 32[4], 1987, 888-899.
17. E.T. Blake, "Progressive Desialidation of Human Transferrin," J. For. Sci.,
32[5], 1987, 1342-1347.
18. Edward T. Blake, "Scientific and Legal Issues Raised by DNA Analysis,"
in Banbury Report 32: Technology and Forensic Science, J.Ballantyne et al.,
Eds., Coldspring Harbor Laboratory Press, 1989, 109-115.
19. Russell Higuchi and Edward T. Blake, "Applications of the Polymerase
Chain Reaction in Forensic Science," in Banbury Report 32: Technology
and Forensic Science, J.Ballantyne et al., Eds., Coldspring Harbor
Laboratory Press, 1989, 265-281
20. Cecilia H. von Beroldingen, E.T. Blake, R. Higuchi, G.F. Sensabaugh,
and Henry Erlich, "Applications of PCR to the Analysis of Biological
Evidence," in PCR Technology: Principles and Applications for DNA
Amplification, Henry A. Erlich, Ed., Stockton Press, 1989, 209-223.
21. Henry A. Erlich, Russell Higuchi, Cecilia H. von Beroldingen, and
Edward Blake, "The Use of the Polymerase Chain Reaction for Genetic
Typing in Forensic Samples," Proceedings of an International Symposium
on the Forensic Aspects of DNA Analysis, June, 1989, Quantico, Va., 93-
101, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C.
22. E.T. Blake, S. Paabo, and M.D. Stolorow, "DNA Amplification and
Typing from Aged Biological Evidence," Proceedings of an International
Symposium on the Forensic Aspects of DNA Analysis, June, 1989,
Quantico, Va., 267-268, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington,
D.C.
23. S. Walsh, R. Higuchi, and E. Blake, "PCR Inhibition and Bloodstains,"
Proceedings of an International Symposium on the Forensic Aspects of DNA
Analysis, June, 1989, Quantico, Va., 281-282, U.S. Government Printing
Office, Washington, D.C.
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24. Rhea Helmuth, Nicola Fildes, Edward Blake, M.C. Luce, J. Chimera,
Roberta Madej, C. Gorodezky, Mark Stoneking, Norma Schmill,
William Klitz, Russell Higuchi, and Henry A. Erlich, "HLA-DQ Allele
and Genotype Frequencies in Various Human Populations Determined
by Using Enzymatic Amplification and Oligonucleotide Probes," Am. J.
Hum. Genet., 47, 1990, 515-523.
25. G.F. Sensabaugh and E.T. Blake, "Seminal Plasma Protein p30:
Simplified Purification and Evidence for Identity with Prostate Specific
Antigen," Journal of Urology, vol. 144, 1990, 1523-1526.
26. Rebecca Reynolds, George Sensabaugh, and Edward Blake, "Analysis of
Genetic Markers in Forensic DNA Samples Using the Polymerase
Chain Reaction," Anal. Chem., January, vol. 63, 1991, 2-15.
27. D.R. Gibson, J.R. Guydish, B.D.G. Wraxall, E.T. Blake, G. Clark, and P.
Case, "Using Forensic Techniques to Verify Self-Reports of Needle-
Sharing," AIDS, vol. 5, No. 9, 1991, 1149-1150.
28. Edward Blake, Jennifer Mihalovich, Russell Higuchi, P. Sean Walsh, and
Henry Erlich, "PCR Amplification and HLA-DQ Oligonucleotide
Typing on Biological Evidence Samples: Casework Experience," J.
Forens. Sci., Vol. 37, No. 3, 1992, 700-726.
29. George F. Sensabaugh and Edward T. Blake, "DNA Analysis in
Biological Evidence: Applications of the Polymerase Chain Reaction,"
Chapter 7 in Handbook of Forensic Sciences, ed. R. Saferstein, Prentice-
Hall, New Jersey, in press.
30. R.C. Castro, G. Troup, E. Blake, C. Wheeler, R. Apple, and H.A. Erlich,
"Analysis of HLA-Class II Alleles by PCR/Oligo Typing in Various
Native American Populations," Abstract #784, Am. J. Hum. Genet., vol.
53, No. 3, 1993.
31. J.S. Waye, P. Newall, E.T. Blake, J.M. Williamson, and D.H. Bing, A
Review of the DNA Evidence in the Case of Guy Paul Morin,
Abstract, Can. Soc. Forens. Sci. J., Vol. 28, No. 4, 1995, 255.
32. J.S. Waye, E.T. Blake, J.M. Williamson, and D.H. Bing, DNA Evidence
in the Christine Jessop Homicide Case, Can. Soc. Forens. Sci. J., Vol. 31,
No. 1, 1998, 55-62.
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PRESENTATIONS AT SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS
1. Edward T. Blake and D.J. Dillon, "Microorganisms and the
Presumptive Tests for Blood," Fall semiannual seminar of the
California Association of Criminalists, October, 1971.
2. Edward T. Blake, Paul J. Cashman, and John I. Thornton, "Qualitative
Analysis of Lysergic Acid Diethylamide by Means of the 10-Hydroxy
Derivative," Spring semiannual seminar of the California Association
of Criminalists, May, 1972.
3. Edward T. Blake, Donald L. Lofgren, and G.F. Sensabaugh,
"Distribution of Acid Phosphatases in Human Tissues," Spring
semiannual seminar of the California Association of Criminalists, May,
1974.
4. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Esterase D Polymorphism in
Bloodstains," Fall semiannual seminar of the California Association of
Criminalists, October, 1974.
5. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Protein Polymorphisms in
Human Semen," presented as part of a symposium on rape
investigation, Fall semiannual seminar of the California Association of
Criminalists, October, 1974.
6. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Differential Expression of
Amylase Loci [Amy1 and Amy2] in Human Body Fluids and
Secretions," May semiannual seminar of the California Association of
Criminalists, October, 1975.
7. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Protein and Enzyme
Polymorphisms in Human Semen," Seventh International Meeting of
Forensic Sciences, Zurich, Switzerland, 1975.
8. Kevin Caldwell, Edward T. Blake, and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Sperm
Diaphorase: Genetic Polymorphism of a Sperm-Specific Enzyme in
Man," Fall semiannual seminar of the California Association of
Criminalists, October, 1975.
9. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "The Biochemical Genetics of
Semen and the Investigation of Rape," Western Regional Meeting of
the American Chemical Society, October, 1975.
10. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Expression of Genetic Markers
in Human Semen," American Academy of Forensic Sciences,
Washington, D.C., February, 1976.
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11. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Haptoglobin Typing of
Bloodstains by SDS Gel Electrophoresis of Immunoprecipitates,"
Spring semiannual seminar of the California Association of
Criminalists, May, 1977.
12. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Genetic markers in Human
Semen: Quantitative Levels of Polymorphic Proteins," American
Chemical Society, Chicago, August, 1977.
13. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Genetic Markers in Human
Semen: III. Expression of Glyoxalase Activity in Seminal Plasma and
Sperm," Spring semiannual seminar of the California Association of
Criminalists, May, 1978.
14. G.F. Sensabaugh, E.T. Blake, and D. Northey, "Modification of PGM
Isozyme Patterns in Semen Contaminated with Saliva," Spring
semiannual seminar of the California Association of Criminalists, May,
1978.
15. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Synthesis and Clean-up
Procedures for 4-Methylumbelliferone Phosphate," Spring semiannual
seminar of the California Association of Criminalists, May, 1978.
16. G.F. Sensabaugh, E.T. Blake, and D. Northey, "Modification of PGM
Isozyme Patterns in Semen Contaminated with Saliva," American
Academy of Forensic Sciences, Atlanta, February, 1979.
17. Edward T. Blake, "Concurrent Typing of Gc and Tf on Agarose Gels,"
Fall semiannual seminar of the California Association of Criminalists,
October, 1979.
18. Edward T. Blake and the Northern California Biology Study Group,
"Human Hair Comparison: A Blind Trial Experiment," Fall semiannual
seminar of the California Association of Criminalists, October, 1979.
19. Keith E. Inman, G.F. Sensabaugh, and E.T. Blake, "The Genetic
Relationships of the Prostatic, Seminal, and Vaginal Acid
Phosphatases," American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Atlanta,
February, 1980.
20. George F. Sensabaugh, Jan Bashinski, and E.T. Blake, "Rates of Drying
of Vaginal Swabs," Spring semiannual seminar of the California
Association of Criminalists, May 1980.
21. George F. Sensabaugh, Jan Bashinski, and E.T. Blake, "Titers of ABH
Blood Group Substances in Human Semen," Spring semiannual
seminar of the California Association of Criminalists, May, 1980.
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22. Edward T. Blake, G.F. Sensabaugh, and Jan Bashinski, "Survival of
Markers in Preserved Semen Samples," Spring semiannual seminar of
the California Association of Criminalists, May, 1980.
23. George F. Sensabaugh, Jan Bashinski, and E.T. Blake, "Rates of Drying
of Vaginal Swabs: An Update," Fall semiannual seminar of the
California Association of Criminalists, November, 1980.
24. Edward T. Blake, G.F. Sensabaugh, and Jan Bashinski, "Levels of
Genetic Markers in Vaginal Fluids," Fall semiannual seminar of the
California Association of Criminalists, November, 1980.
25. Edward T. Blake, G.F. Sensabaugh, and Jan Bashinski, "A Systematic
Approach to the Analysis of Semen Evidence," Fall semiannual
seminar of the California Association of Criminalists, November, 1980.
26. Mary Gibbons, E.T. Blake, G.F. Sensabaugh, and Jan Bashinski, "A
Systematic Approach to the Analysis of Semen Evidence: Case
Reports," Fall semiannual seminar of the California Association of
Criminalists, November, 1980.
27. Edward T. Blake and G.F. Sensabaugh, "A Systematic Approach to the
Analysis of Semen Evidence," American Academy of Forensic Sciences,
Los Angeles, February, 1981.
28. George F. Sensabaugh, E.T. Blake, and Jan Bashinski, "Titers of ABH
Blood Group Substances in Human Semen," American Academy of
Forensic Sciences, Los Angeles, February, 1981.
29. Edward T. Blake, G.F. Sensabaugh, and Jan Bashinski, "Levels of
Genetic Markers in Vaginal Fluids," American Academy of Forensic
Sciences, Los Angeles, February, 1981.
30. George F. Sensabaugh, E.T. Blake, and Jan Bashinski, "Acid Phosphatase
Stability in Dried Semen Stains is a Function of Stain
'Dryness',"American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Los Angeles,
February, 1981.
31. George F. Sensabaugh, E.T. Blake, and Jan Bashinski, "Rates of Drying
of Vaginal Swabs," American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Los
Angeles, February, 1981.
32. Edward T. Blake, G.F. Sensabaugh, and Jan Bashinski, "The Quantitative
Acid Phosphatase Test: An Indicator for Decision Making in the
Analysis of Semen Evidence," American Academy of Forensic Sciences,
Los Angeles, February, 1981.
33. Peter D. Barnett, E.T. Blake, and R.R. Ogle, "The Role of the
Independant Expert: Several Case Examples," American Academy of
Forensic Sciences, Los Angeles, February, 1981.
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34. Edward T. Blake, "Recent Research in the Forensic Analysis of Semen,"
Northwest Association of Forensic Scientists, Missoula, March, 1981.
35. Edward T. Blake, G.F. Sensabaugh, and Jan Bashinski, "Considerations
on the the Analysis of Semen Swab Evidence," Canadian Society of
Forensic Sciences, Toronto, August, 1981.
36. Edward T. Blake, James Kearney, Mark Stolorow, and Brian Wraxall
[panelists], Serology Panel Discussion, combined seminar of the
California Association of Criminalists and the Northwest Association
of Forensic Scientists, October, 1981.
37. Gary Harmor, Brian Wraxall, and E.T. Blake, "Multisystem Approach to
Red Cell Black Population Markers: Group IV," combined seminar of
the California Association of Criminalists and the Northwest
Association of Forensic Scientists, October, 1981.
38. Edward T. Blake, G.F. Sensabaugh, and Jan Bashinski, "Purification and
Serological Studies on Two Lectin Specificities from Ulex europeus
Seeds: A Preliminary Report," combined seminar of the California
Association of Criminalists and the Northwest Association of Forensic
Scientists, October, 1981.
39. Edward T. Blake, Mary Gibbons, Jan Bashinski, and G.F. Sensabaugh,
"Comparative Stabilities of Markers in Semen," combined seminar of
the California Association of Criminalists and the Northwest
Association of Forensic Scientists, October, 1981.40. Edward T. Blake,
Mary Gibbons, Jan Bashinski, and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Population
Survey and Stability Studies of p30 in Semen," combined seminar of
the California Association of Criminalists and the Northwest
Association of Forensic Scientists, October, 1981.
41. George F. Sensabaugh, Howard Graves, E.T. Blake, and Jan Bashinski,
"Development of an Elisa Assay for Human Seminal p30," American
Academy of Forensic Sciences, Orlando, February, 1982.
42. Edward T. Blake, Mary Gibbons, Jan Bashinski, and G.F. Sensabaugh,
"Comparative Stabilities of Markers in Semen," American Academy of
Forensic Sciences, Orlando, February, 1982.
43. Edward T. Blake, Mary Gibbons, G.F. Sensabaugh, and Jan Bashinski,
"Population Survey and Stability Studies of p30 in Semen," American
Academy of Forensic Sciences, Orlando, February, 1982.
44. Edward T. Blake, "Progressive Desialidation of Human Transferrin,"
combined meeting of the Interamerican Congress of Forensic Sciences
and the California Association of Criminalists, Sacramento, November,
1982.
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45. Edward T. Blake, "Transferrin: A Potential Diagnostic Indicator of
Desialidation Reactions in Blood," combined meeting of the
Interamerican Congress of Forensic Sciences and the California
Association of Criminalists, Sacramento, November, 1982.
46. Mary Gibbons, E.T. Blake, and G.F. Sensabaugh, "Lewis A and B Levels
in Vaginal Fluid: A Preliminary Study," combined meeting of the
Interamerican Congress of Forensic Sciences and the California
Association of Criminalists, Sacramento, November, 1982.
47. Edward T. Blake, "Progressive Desialidation of Human Transferrin,"
American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Cincinnati, February, 1983.
48. Edward T. Blake, "Transferrin: A Potential Diagnostic Indicator of
Desialidation Reactions in Blood," American Academy of Forensic
Sciences, Cincinnati, February, 1983.
49. Edward T. Blake, "Biochemical Analysis of Sexual Assault Evidence:
Current State of the Art," guest lecture, American Academy of Forensic
Sciences, Cincinnati, February, 1983.
50. Edward T. Blake, "Comparative Stability of Semen Proteins and Other
Genetic Markers," guest lecture, Forensic Science Symposium on the
Analysis of Sexual Assault Evidence, FBI Academy, Quantico,
Virginia, July, 1983.
51. Edward T. Blake, work shop instructor, "Prostate Antigen/p30 and
Prostatic Acid Phosphatase," Forensic Science Symposium on the
Analysis of Sexual Assault Evidence, FBI Academy, Quantico,
Virginia, July, 1983.
52. Marty Blake, Jan Bashinski, and E.T. Blake, "Serology Hanging by a
Thread," American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Anaheim, February,
1984.
53. Edward T. Blake, Charles E. Cook, Jr., and Jan Bashinski, "PGM Survival
in Actively and Passively Dried Vaginal Swabs: Studies on Case
Specimens," Spring semiannual seminar of the California Association
of Criminalists, May, 1985.
54. Edward T. Blake, C.E. Cook, Jr., and Jan Bashinski, "Distribution of
Amylase Activity in Vaginal Swabs: Studies on Case Samples," Spring
semiannual seminar of the California Association of Criminalists, May,
1985.
55. Edward T. Blake, C.E. Cook, Jr., and Jan Bashinski, "Semen and Saliva
Revisited: Reversal of PGM Degradation in Mixtures by Reducing
Agent," Spring semiannual seminar of the California Association of
Criminalists, May, 1985.
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56. Jan Bashinski, E.T. Blake, and C.E. Cook, Jr., "The Detection of
Spermatozoa on Vaginal Swabs from Victims of Sexual Assault: The
ER versus the Crime Lab," Spring semiannual seminar of the California
Association of Criminalists, May, 1985.
57. Jan Bashinski, E.T. Blake, and C.E. Cook, Jr., "A Profile of the Medical
Case Histories of Sexual Assault Victims in Oakland," Spring
semiannual seminar of the California Association of Criminalists, May,
1985.
58. Edward T. Blake, C.E. Cook, Jr., and Jan Bashinski, "Evidence that
'Vaginal Peptidase' Is a Bacterial Gene Product," Spring semiannual
seminar of the California Association of Criminalists, May, 1986.
59. Edward T. Blake, "Detection of Antisperm Antibodies: A Case Report,"
Spring semiannual seminar of the California Association of
Criminalists, May, 1986.
60. Edward T. Blake, C.E. Cook, Jr., and Jan Bashinski, "A Gram Modified
Christmas Tree Stain," Spring semiannual seminar of the California
Association of Criminalists, May, 1986.
61. Edward T. Blake, "Desialidation of Gc Variants," Spring semiannual
seminar of the California Association of Criminalists, May, 1986.
62. Edward T. Blake, C.E. Cook, Jr., and Jan Bashinski, "Evidence that
'Vaginal Peptidase' Is a Bacterial Gene Product," American Academy of
Forensic Sciences, San Diego, February, 1987.
63. Edward T. Blake, "Detection of Antisperm Antibodies: A Case Report,"
American Academy of Forensic Sciences, San Diego, February, 1987.
64. Edward T. Blake, C.E. Cook, Jr. and Jan Bashinski, "Inter- and Intra-
Individual Variation in the Levels of ABO Blood Group Substances in
Human Semen," American Academy of Forensic Sciences, San Diego,
February, 1987.
65. Edward T. Blake, C.E. Cook, Jr. and Jan Bashinski, "Inter- and Intra-
Individual Variation in the Levels of Acid Phosphatase and p30 in
Human Semen," American Academy of Forensic Sciences, San Diego,
February, 1987.
66. Edward T. Blake, "Sexual Assault Evidence: The State of the Art," guest
lecture, International Association of Forensic Sciences, Vancouver,
August, 1987.
67. Edward T. Blake, "Serology Evidence Collection and Technique," guest
lecture, National Association of Medical Examiners, San Francisco,
September, 1987.
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68. Edward T. Blake, "Scientific and Legal Issues Raised by DNA Analysis,"
guest lecture, DNA Seminar, California Association of Crime
Laboratory Directors, November, 1987.
69. Edward T. Blake, "Use of PCR/Dot Blot for Dried Stain and Hair
Analysis," guest lecture, DNA Technology in Forensic Science, FBI
Academy, Quantico, June, 1988.
70. Edward T. Blake, "Reporting of Data to the Forensic and Legal
Communities," panel discussion on Formulation and Design of
National DNA Data Bases and Information Management, guest
lecture, DNA Technology in Forensic Science, FBI Academy, Quantico,
June, 1988.
71. Edward T. Blake, "DNA Amplification and Typing from Aged
Biological Evidence," An International Symposium on the Forensic
Aspects of DNA Analysis, FBI Academy, Quantico, June, 1989.
72. R. Madej, R. Helmuth, P. Louie, G. Horn, E.T. Blake, and Henry Erlich,
"HLA DQ Allele Frequencies Determined by PCR and
Nonradioisotopic Dot-Blot ASO Analysis," An International
Symposium on the Forensic Aspects of DNA Analysis, FBI Academy,
Quantico, June, 1989.
73. Edward T. Blake, guest lecturer, Symposium on Forensic DNA
Analysis, National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers,
Washington, D.C., March, 1990.
74. Edward T. Blake, "Experience with PCR Analysis in Criminal
Investigation," guest lecture, DNA and the Law, State University of
New York at Stony Brook, April, 1990.
75. Gary Sims, Lance Gima, Kenneth Konzak, Jennifer Super-Mihalovich,
and Edward T. Blake, "The Recovery, Amplification, and DQ Typing
of DNA from Partially Cremated Human Remains," Spring semiannual
seminar of the California Association of Criminalists, May, 1990.
76. Edward T. Blake, A Worldwide Map of the DQ Gene, Spring
semiannual seminar of the California Association of Criminalists, May,
1994.
77. Edward T. Blake, The Role of DNA Evidence in Defense of the
Wrongly Convicted, guest lecture, Association in Defense of the
Wrongly Convicted, International Symposium, May 4-6, 1995, Toronto.
78. Jennifer S. Mihalovich and Edward T. Blake, Quantitative
Determination of Non-Sperm DNA in the Semen of Aspermic Males
and It s Potential Use as a Genetic Marker in Sexual Assault
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Investigation, Spring semiannual seminar of the California
Association of Criminalists, May 9-13, 1995.
79. Jennifer S. Mihalovich and Edward T. Blake, PCR Based DNA
Diagnostic Analysis of Familial Dysautonomia [FD] from Hair, Spring
semiannual seminar of the California Association of Criminalists, May
9-13, 1995.
80. John S. Waye, Pamela Newall, Edward T. Blake, Janice M. Williamson,
and David H. Bing, A Review of the DNA Evidence in the Case of
Guy Paul Morin, Canadian Society of Forensic Science, September 29,
1995, Toronto, Canada.
81. Edward T. Blake, Molecular Genetics and Violent Crime, Neyman
Seminar guest lecture, Department of Statistics, University of
California, Berkeley, October, 1995.
82. Edward T. Blake, The Application and Development of PCR in
Forensic Science as Illustrated by the Case of Armando Quintanilla,
guest lecture, Northern California American Society for Microbiology,
November 16, 1996, San Jose, CA.
83. Edward T. Blake, guest panelist, Is Something Wrong? Judge for
Yourself: An Interactive Panel Discussion on the O.J. Simpson Case,
Semi annual Seminar of the California Association of Criminalists,
October 8-11, 1997.
84. Edward T. Blake, guest witness, Crown Commission on Proceedings
Involving Guy Paul Morin, Toronto, November, 1997.
85. Edward T. Blake, guest lecture, First Canadian Symposium on DNA
Forensic Evidence, October 17, 1998, Toronto, Canada.
86. Edward T. Blake, guest lecture, Understanding DNA, National
Conference on Wrongful Convictions & the Death Penalty, November
13-15, 1998, Chicago.
87. George F. Sensabaugh, George Woody Clarke, Peter Neufeld, James
Lockyer, and Edward T. Blake, Moderator, The Role of Peer Review
and Disclosure in Forensic Science Practice, Semi annual Seminar of
the California Association of Criminalists, May 12-15, 1999, Oakland,
CA.
88. Edward T. Blake and James Lockyer, guest lecture, Second Canadian
Symposium on DNA Forensic Evidence, October 2, 1999, Osgoode Hall
Law School, York University, Toronto, Canada.
89. Edward T. Blake, The Trial within the Trial, guest lecture, DNA and
Human Rights, Human Rights Center, University of California,
Berkeley, April 27, 2001.
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MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES
1. California Association of Criminalists
2. Sigma Xi [Research Socienty of North America]
3. American Society of Human Genetics
4. American Association for the Advancement of Science
5. New York Academy of Sciences
6. American Academy of Forensic Sciences
7. Northwest Association of Forensic Scientists
WORK EXPERIENCE IN THE FORENSIC SCIENCES
1. Paul L. Kirk & Associates, 1969-1970.
2. Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office Criminalistics Laboratory, intern,
1971-1972.
3. Teaching Assistant, Forensic Science Program, University of California,
Berkeley, 1971-1972.
4. Graduate Research Fellow, University of California, Berkeley, 1973-
1975.
5. Research Assistant, University of California, Berkeley, 1975-1977.
6. Consultant in Forensic Biology, 1975-present.
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