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Estimation of the number of genetic markers required for individual animal identification accounting for genotyping errors.
Animal genetics - 1 Aug 2006
Weller J I, Seroussi E, Ron M
Abstract excerpt
Nearly all studies that consider the power of exclusion for individual identification using genetic markers ignore the possibility of erroneous genotypes, although individual genotype error rates are approximately 1% for microsatellites. Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) have lower error rates, but because of their lower information content, more SNPs than microsatellites will be required to obtain the same...
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