How might monoclonal antibodies be useful in criminology wildlife management or archaeology?

Answer 1

In criminology, monoclonal antibiodies are useful in distinguishing adult serum stains from those of a fetus's or newborn's serum in cases of illegal abortion or infanticide. (A new method uses sensitive detection of α-fetoprotein AFP in the stains.)

In wildlife magaement it can be used to determine and map animals with diseases. An example is rabies.

Monoclonal antibiodies can be used in archeology to identify archeological disoveries.

Answer 2

Monoclonal antibodies could be used in wildlife management to track and identify specific species or pathogens in a population. In criminology, they could be utilized in forensic analysis to detect and identify trace evidence. In Archaeology, monoclonal antibodies may aid in the identification and analysis of ancient proteins or pathogens in archaeological samples.