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Accumulation of population polymorphisms in the mitonuclear genome with probable adaptive effect to extreme environments as altitude for forensic purposes
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Iannacone, G.C.
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p. 74-76
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A comprehensive GlobalFiler™ autosomal STR reference dataset for Southern Africa
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Kasu, Mohaimin
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p. 234-236
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| 3 |
A customized protocol to generate STR profiles from latent fingerprints
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Di Nunzio, Michele
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p. 326-329
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| 4 |
Addition of an adipose marker to the organ tissue identification mRNA assay
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van den Berge, Margreet
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p. 32-34
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A method to enable forensic genetic genealogy investigations from DNA mixtures
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Mitchell, Rebecca
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p. 159-161
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| 6 |
A Monte Carlo simulation and sensitivity cost benefit analysis for use of nylon 4N6FLOQSwabs®
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Budowle, Bruce
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p. 56-58
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A multifaceted, multijurisdictional, multiagency, and multidisciplinary approach to investigating unidentified and missing persons cases in Australia
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Ward, Jodie
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p. 53-55
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| 8 |
A multipurpose panel of microhaplotypes for casework
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Kidd, Kenneth K.
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p. 202-204
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Analysis of an ancestry using cremated old human remains from the Korean War victims
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Oh, Yu Na
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p. 140-142
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| 10 |
Analysis of ethnic origin asymmetries in uniparental lineages in Argentinian population
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Gagliardi, Florencia
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p. 128-130
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| 11 |
Analysis of genetic polymorphisms associated with the presence of freckles for phenotypic prediction
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Fridman, Cintia
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p. 26-28
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Analysis of isoalleles and flanking SNPs of STR markers by NGS to distinguish monozygotic twins
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Fonseca, Renata I.B.
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p. 285-287
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An ambiguous sequence-based allele of SE33
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Sathirapatya, Tikumphorn
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p. 143-144
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| 14 |
An experimental extension to the discrete Laplace method for Y-STR haplotype frequency estimation
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Kruijver, Maarten
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p. 237-238
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| 15 |
An NGS-based microhaplotype system with high polymorphism for forensic DNA mixtures analysis
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Tan, Mengyu
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p. 330-332
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Application of a dense SNP PCR multiplex for high throughput kinship determination using Next Generation Sequencing (NGS)
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Antunes, Joana
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p. 324-325
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| 17 |
Association between copy number variations in the OCA2-HERC2 locus and human eye colour
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Salvo, Nina Mjølsnes
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p. 82-84
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| 18 |
Automated DNA casework workflow: A retrospective study of the first implementation of FIDL at the Netherlands Forensic Institute
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Benschop, Corina C.G.
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p. 257-258
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| 19 |
Bayesian networks for DNA-based kinship analysis: Functionality and validation of the GENis missing person identification module
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Chernomoretz, Ariel
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p. 131-132
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| 20 |
"Biological identikit": Development of a SNPs-panel for the analysis of forensic DNA phenotyping and ancestry
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Sguazzi, Giulia
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p. 199-201
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| 21 |
Calculation and implementation of sample-wide stochastic thresholds for forensic genetic analysis of STRs and SNPs for massively parallel sequencing platforms
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Stephens, Kathryn
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p. 88-90
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| 22 |
Comparison of metal ions recovered during DNA analysis of brass ammunition and effects of copper and zinc ions on DNA profiling
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Czado, Natalia
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p. 162-164
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| 23 |
Comparison of operational DNA recovery methods: Swabs versus tapelifts
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Burmuzoska, Isabella
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p. 50-52
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| 24 |
Comparison of three DNA extraction methods for three different types of fired and unfired ammunition
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da Rocha Marques, Beatriz Cristina Mendes
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p. 59-61
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| 25 |
Comparisons between Japanese and Han Chinese populations for 261 autosomal STR loci
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Yamamoto, T.
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p. 117-119
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| 26 |
Comparisons of protocols for enhanced DNA profile quality from FTA®-deposited urine samples
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Srisiri, Korapin
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p. 133-135
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| 27 |
Consent form, the highest ethical standard in creating DNA databases for criminal investigation
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Jankova, Renata
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p. 300-302
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| 28 |
Contamination of forensic DNA evidence in the light of Hungarian court decisions – A review of 25 years
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Kovács, Gábor
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p. 242-244
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| 29 |
Contents Continued
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p. II-IV
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| 30 |
Deconvolution rules a tool to solve a complex paternity case where child was chimeric
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Di Nunzio, C.
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p. 338-340
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| 31 |
Detection and analyses of latent DNA
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Linacre, Adrian
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p. 68-70
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| 32 |
Detection of human DNA in the air
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Fantinato, Chiara
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p. 282-284
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| 33 |
Developmental validation of the EZ1&2™ DNA Investigator® Kit on the EZ2® Connect Fx
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Scherer, Mario
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p. 350-351
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| 34 |
Developmental validation of the Investigator Argus Y-28 QS Kit
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Vraneš, Miroslav
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p. 274-275
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| 35 |
Development and validation of molecular methodologies for identification of biological traces from crime scenes
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Dias, Alessandra S.
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p. 125-127
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| 36 |
Development of a nanoplate-based digital PCR assay for species identification with mixture deconvolution
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Ghemrawi, Mirna
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p. 193-195
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| 37 |
Differentiation of vaginal cells from epidermal cells using morphological and autofluorescence properties: Implications for sexual assault casework involving digital penetration
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Ingram, Sarah
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p. 17-19
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| 38 |
Discrete Laplace as applied to the SWGDAM-compliant U.S. subpopulations in the Y Chromosome Haplotype Reference Database
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Letts, Brandon
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p. 170-172
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| 39 |
DNA-based identification of big cats and traditional Chinese medicine artifacts in the Czech Republic
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Vankova, Lenka
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p. 122-124
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| 40 |
DNA databases as a tool to improve the search for missing persons in Brazil
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Silva Junior, Ronaldo C.
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p. 167-169
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| 41 |
DNA extraction and STR profiling from histological slides
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Poór, Viktor Soma
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p. 176-177
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| 42 |
DNA extraction of burnt bone and teeth casework samples using bead-beating homogenization technique
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Varrathyarom, P.
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p. 156-158
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| 43 |
DNA on drugs
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Griffin, Amy
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p. 3-4
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| 44 |
DNA on the inside door handles of entrance doors
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Tièche, Colin Charles
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p. 48-49
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| 45 |
DNA profiles from biological trace material contained in underwear and toothbrushes
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Torres-Pérez, Abdiel Gibran
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p. 232-233
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| 46 |
DNA transfer in an office space visited by an intruder after resumed use by the owner
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Zacher, Monique
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p. 311-313
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| 47 |
DNA transfer in packaging: Attention required
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Stella, Carl J.
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p. 303-305
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| 48 |
Editorial Expression of Concern regarding: “Analysis of 16 autosomal STR loci in Uyghur and Kazakh populations from Xinjiang”, China, Forensic Science International: Genetics Supplement Series, 6 (2017) e537–e538 by H. Simayijiang, V. Pereira, C. Børsting, N. Morling
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p. 349
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| 49 |
Efficiency evaluation of the LT-DNA traces analysis modifications
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Parys-Proszek, Agnieszka
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p. 222-224
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| 50 |
Empirical haplotype calling and probabilistic interpretation of microhaplotype profiles
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Standage, Daniel
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p. 265-267
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| 51 |
Empirical validation of a family-member prioritization approach to maximize statistical power in missing person cases
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Iungman, Martin
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p. 271-273
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| 52 |
Evaluating population structure of Ecuador for forensic STR markers
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Flores-Espinoza, R.
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p. 102-104
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| 53 |
Evaluating probabilistic genotyping for low-pass DNA sequencing
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Mandape, Sammed N.
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p. 112-114
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| 54 |
Evaluating the sensitivity of presumptive and confirmatory tests for body fluids
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Idris, Bushra
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p. 276-278
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| 55 |
Evaluation of genetic markers for the analysis of THC levels of Cannabis sativa samples using principal component analysis – A preliminary study
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Cisana, S.
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p. 120-121
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| 56 |
Evaluation of PyroMark Q48 Autoprep with HIrisPlex-S in an Italian population sample
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Gentile, Fabiano
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p. 308-310
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| 57 |
Evaluation of the ForenSeq mtDNA Whole Genome Kit for massively parallel sequencing of mitochondrial genomes
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Pereira, Vania
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p. 288-290
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| 58 |
Examination of pretreatment methods for DNA extraction from nails
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Ochiai, Eriko
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p. 110-111
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| 59 |
Experimental long-distance haplotyping of OCA2-HERC2 variants
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Salvo, Nina Mjølsnes
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p. 188-190
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| 60 |
Family reunification through DNA analysis of survivors of the greatest natural disaster in Colombia in Armero-tolima (1985)
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Cuervo, Giselle A.
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p. 35-36
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| 61 |
Forensic assessment on the application of a virtual pool of 30 Y-STRs
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Soldati, Giulia
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p. 317-320
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| 62 |
Framework for qPCR modeling and analysis of low copy number sample
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Asogawa, Minoru
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p. 344-346
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| 63 |
Full title page
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p. i
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| 64 |
Genetic analysis instrumentation innovations built into the SeqStudio ™ Flex Genetic Analyzers
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Aumsuwan, Pranapda Katie
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p. 228-231
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| 65 |
Genetic ancestry in Afro-descendants from the Andes and Pacific Coast regions of Ecuador
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Burgos, Germán
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p. 254-256
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| 66 |
Genetic identification of Cannabis varieties based on marker STR analysis: Preliminary studies
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Marcińska, Magdalena
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p. 341-343
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| 67 |
Genetic profiling from 9 mm fired cartridge cases over 30 days
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Alem, Ludmila
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p. 294-296
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| 68 |
Genetic variation of different Peruvian populations using 23 autosomal STR markers
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Neyra-Rivera, C.D.
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p. 259-262
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artikel
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| 69 |
Haplogroup prediction in the Ghanaian population using haplotype data of 27 Yfiler® Plus loci and TaqMan SNP genotyping
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Wepeba, Pet-Paul
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p. 147-148
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artikel
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| 70 |
Heterozygosity reduction in children whose parents are closely related
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Iyavoo, Sasitaran
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p. 71-73
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artikel
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| 71 |
High-performance LAMP-based method for human sex identification using Y chromosome-specific genetic markers
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Burgos, Germán
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p. 225-227
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artikel
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| 72 |
How frequently are Autosomal and X-STRs multistep mutations perceived as single-step?
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Antão-Sousa, Sofia
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p. 165-166
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| 73 |
How often have X- and autosomal-STRs mutations equivocal parental origin been assigned?
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Antão-Sousa, Sofia
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p. 99-101
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| 74 |
How to regulate forensic familial DNA searching in Hungary?
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Nogel, Mónika
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p. 136-137
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| 75 |
Human semen stain analysis in casework sample by HRM-qPCR
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Nogueira, T.L.S.
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p. 191-192
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artikel
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| 76 |
Identification of individuals by RNA sequencing of low template samples
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Andersen, Jeppe Dyrberg
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p. 321-323
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| 77 |
Identification of STR/Y-STR alleles with tolerance for variants and stutter detection using GeneMarker®HTS software
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Luo, Lidong
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p. 23-25
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| 78 |
Introducing eNoC – A simple, excel-based tool for improved assignment of the number of contributors (NoC) to a mixture
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Thomson, Jim
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p. 42-44
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artikel
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| 79 |
Introduction of the python script MHinNGS for analysis of microhaplotypes
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Jønck, Carina G.
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p. 79-81
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| 80 |
Investigation of 74 microhaplotypes for kinship testing in US populations
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Oldoni, Fabio
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p. 40-41
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| 81 |
Investigative genetic genealogy for unidentified human remains cases in Oregon
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Greytak, Ellen M.
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p. 336-337
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| 82 |
Is there human DNA on cats
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Monkman, Heidi
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p. 145-146
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artikel
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| 83 |
Machine Learning overview for biogeographical ancestry prediction - a PLS-DA approach
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Alladio, Eugenio
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p. 306-307
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artikel
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| 84 |
Make it "SNPPY" - Updates to SRM 2391d: PCR-Based DNA Profiling Standard
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Steffen, Carolyn R.
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p. 9-11
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| 85 |
Novel cellular signatures for determining time since deposition for trace DNA evidence
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Ingram, Sarah
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p. 268-270
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| 86 |
Nuclear DNA SNP profiles derived from human hair shaft
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Lewis, Elaine J
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p. 333-335
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artikel
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| 87 |
Null allele can bring to interpretative problems in a deficitary paternity case
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Di Nunzio, Aldo
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p. 115-116
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artikel
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| 88 |
Oral and skin microbiome as potential tools in forensic field
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Lovisolo, Flavia
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p. 65-67
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artikel
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| 89 |
Orogen: Advanced relationship predictions for genetic genealogy
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Nicholson, Brit
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p. 29-31
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| 90 |
Paternal half-sisters or unrelated – How can the X-chromosomal evidence be quantified when one female presents trisomy X?
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Faustino, Marisa
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p. 138-139
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| 91 |
Perspective on the use of investigative genetic genealogy in Brazil
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Bonamin, Pedro H.C.
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p. 208-209
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| 92 |
Pitfalls, challenges and caveats in whole mitochondrial genome sequencing from hair shafts by MPS: Where, when and how to address them
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Turchi, Chiara
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p. 219-221
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| 93 |
Population data for 94 identity SNPs in four U.S. population groups
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Kiesler, K.M.
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p. 7-8
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| 94 |
Population genetic data for 17 non-CODIS STR loci for the Saudi Arabian population using the SureID®23comp Human Identification Kit
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Alsafiah, Hussain M.
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p. 185-187
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| 95 |
Predicting the optimal STR profile amplification set up from Quantifiler™ Trio data
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Dupont, Mikkel E.
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p. 205-207
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| 96 |
Probabilistic SNP genotyping at low DNA concentrations
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Nielsen, M.B.
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p. 151-152
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| 97 |
Proceedings of the 29th ISFG Congress
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Butler, John M.
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p. 1-2
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artikel
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| 98 |
Recovery of DNA from bone without demineralization
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Iyavoo, Sasitaran
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p. 85-87
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| 99 |
Robust detection of cow and female buffalo DNA through Real-Time PCR assay
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Subramanian, Arunagiri
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p. 215-218
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| 100 |
Sample collection strategies when building mitochondrial DNA forensic databases
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Simão, Filipa
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p. 91-96
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artikel
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| 101 |
Separation of sperm and epithelial cells based on fluorescence-activated cell sorting
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Fokias, Kristina
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p. 239-241
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| 102 |
Seven years of SNPs: An assessment of methods utilized for generating profiles for forensic genetic genealogy
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Oefelein, Rachel H.
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p. 347-348
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artikel
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| 103 |
Standardization of molecular analysis techniques for DNA identification of bird species of the Psittacidae family
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Silva, Dayse A.
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p. 105-107
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| 104 |
Statistical analysis tools of mixture DNA samples: When the same software provides different results
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Costa, Camila
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p. 37-39
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| 105 |
STRSeq: FAQ for submitting
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Borsuk, Lisa A.
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p. 245-247
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artikel
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| 106 |
Targeted Y chromosome capture enrichment in admixed South American samples with haplogroup Q
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Köksal, Zehra
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p. 97-98
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artikel
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| 107 |
Test for contamination in connection with renovation of post-PCR laboratories
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Petersen, Cathrine B.
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p. 5-6
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| 108 |
Test of chlorine wipes for efficient removal of DNA from forensic genetics laboratories
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Kampmann, Marie-Louise
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p. 149-150
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artikel
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| 109 |
The catalyst-like role of forensic genetics in the developmental process of Hungarian wildlife forensics
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Pádár, Zsolt
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p. 263-264
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| 110 |
The collapse of an Italian cemetery into the sea: Forensic approach to human remains identification
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Tettamanti, Camilla
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p. 108-109
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| 111 |
The effect of freezing, thawing and long-term storage on forensic DNA extracts
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Forsberg, Christina
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p. 77-78
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| 112 |
The effect of substrates and time of deposition on molecular analysis of fly artifacts
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Bini, C.
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p. 279-281
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| 113 |
The extent of STR chimerism in different biological samples following bone marrow transplantation: A case report
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Shotivaranon, Jittima
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p. 153-155
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| 114 |
The ForAPP: Forensic Ancestry Prediction Pipeline for the interpretation of ancestry informative markers
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van der Gaag, K.J.
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p. 12-14
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artikel
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| 115 |
The GeFI (Italian Forensic Geneticists) code of conduct
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Buscemi, Loredana
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p. 213-214
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| 116 |
The impact of deposition area and time on Touch DNA collected from fabric
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Alketbi, Salem K.
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p. 45-47
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| 117 |
The killer outfit and timing: Impact of the fabric and time in body fluid identification and DNA profiling
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C. Zapico, Sara
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p. 248-250
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artikel
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| 118 |
The Microbiome Forensics Database UZH
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Arora, Natasha
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