STR analysis of artificially degraded DNA-results of a collaborative European exercise.

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STR analysis of artificially degraded DNA-results of a collaborative European exercise.

Forensic science international - 28 Jan 2004

Schneider Peter M, Bender Klaus, Mayr Wolfgang R, Parson Walther, Hoste Bernadette, Decorte Ronny, Cordonnier Jan, Vanek Daniel, Morling Niels, Karjalainen Matti, Marie-Paule Carlotti C, Sabatier Myriam, Hohoff Carsten, Schmitter Hermann, Pflug Werner, Wenzel Rainer, Patzelt Dieter, Lessig Rüdiger, Dobrowolski Peter, O'Donnell Geraldine, Garafano Luciano, Dobosz Marina, De Knijff Peter, Mevag Bente, Pawlowski Ryszard, Gusmão Leonor, Conceicao Vide Maria, Alonso Alonso Antonio, García Fernández Oscar, Sanz Nicolás Pilar, Kihlgreen Ann, Bär Walter, Meier Verena, Teyssier Anne, Coquoz Raphael, Brandt Conxita, Germann Ursula, Gill Peter, Hallett Justine, Greenhalgh Matthew

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Degradation of human DNA extracted from forensic stains is, in most cases, the result of a natural process due to the exposure of the stain samples to the environment. Experiences with degraded DNA from casework samples show that every sample may exhibit different properties in this respect, and...

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