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Pentanucleotide short tandem repeat locus DXYS156 displays different patterns of variations in human populations.

Croatian medical journal - 1 Jun 2001

Kersting C, Hohoff C, Rolf B, Brinkmann B

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AIM: To establish a database for the pentameric short tandem repeat locus DXYS156 from worldwide populations for routine genotyping in forensic identity testing and evolutionary biology. METHODS: Using polymerase chain reaction with a newly designed primer pair, we analyzed 1,408 male and female samples from 28 populations representing four major geographic groups. RESULTS: We observed 11 different alleles, which...

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