how are poisons detected at autopsy if there are no visable signs? (eg
burning or inflammation)and what kind of lab work is involved?

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Clarification of Question by stressedoutstudent-ga on 16 Feb 2005 00:49 PST

There are no visable signs of another cause of death, it appears that
a healthy person in their late thirties is dead, a non smoker, its the
kind of blood and liver tests that you would run and what they would
tell you i'm looking for!

if there are no visible signs of the poison entering,,,, then I ask
you,,,  are there visible signs of another cause of death???  I guess
not...

Physiologically, why did the person die?  ooohhh suspicious...

Perhaps, you should consider an analysis of blood, or liver??  hmmm...