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Erroneous Gender Identification by the Amelogenin Sex Test

1 Mar 2004

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Human gender identification, based on the amelogenin gene, has important applications in forensic casework, prenatal diagnosis, DNA databasing, and blood sample storage. However, we report on the first known case, in the Israeli population, of an amelogenin sex test failure on a phenotypically normal male. He was typed as a female by both the AmpFlSTR SGM plus and GenePrint kits. Subsequent, karyotyping of the...

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PMID: 15027540
DOI: 10.1520/jfs2003223

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