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How high should paternity index be for reliable identification of war victims by DNA typing?

Croatian medical journal - 1 Jun 2003

Birus Ivan, Marcikić Mladen, Lauc Davor, Dzijan Snjezana, Lauc Gordan

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AIM: To analyze statistically and logically the significance of genetic matches between skeletal remains and relatives of missing persons in the process of identification of war victims by DNA typing. METHODS: DNA was isolated from bone and blood samples and short tandem repeat (STR) loci were typed by using AmpFLSTR Profiler, Profiler Plus, and Identifiler kits. Novel mini-haplotype analysis that compares...

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