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[A mutation within DYS389I locus in the missing person identification case].

Archiwum medycyny sadowej i kryminologii - 1 Jan 2000

Kaczmarczyk Grzegorz, Piniewska Danuta, Opolska-Bogusz Barbara, Sanak Marek

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An identification case is presented, in which a body of a deceased man was not recognized by his brother due to the corpse decomposition. The comparative material included DNA originating from the brother of the missing individual. In the Hemogenetics Laboratory of the Forensic Medicine Departmen...

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