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The personal identification of many samples recovered from under the sea.

Forensic science international - 11 Sept 2000

Mukaida M, Kimura H, Takada Y, Masuda T, Nakata Y

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An automatic and rapid DNA typing system was employed for personal identification, using fragmentary tissue samples from victims in an airplane accident. Two victims were crushed into small pieces, and 33 samples suspected to belong to them were recovered from under the sea. From each sample, 10 mg was used for testing. The parents' bloods of two presumptive victims were also examined. DNA extraction from samples...

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PMID: 10978605
DOI: 10.1016/s0379-0738(00)00219-x

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