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Significance of micro-geographical population structure in forensic cases: a bayesian exploration.

International journal of legal medicine - 1 Oct 2003

Zarrabeitia María T, Riancho José A, Lareu María V, Leyva-Cobián Francisco, Carracedo Angel

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We studied the influence of population structure at the microgeographical level on the analysis of forensic cases. A total of nine autosomal STRs and seven Y-STRs were analyzed in the general mixed population and in two relatively isolated valleys of Cantabria, a region in Northern Spain. Statistically significant differences existed in the frequency distribution of four autosomal STRs, with an overall Fst value...

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PMID: 12883944
DOI: 10.1007/s00414-003-0372-9

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