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Evaluation of the reliability of DNA typing in the process of identification of war victims in Croatia.

Journal of forensic sciences - 1 May 2009

Dzijan Snjezana, Curić Goran, Pavlinić Dinko, Marcikić Mladen, Primorac Dragan, Lauc Gordan

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Aiming to estimate the frequency of various types of errors that can occur in the large-scale process of identification, we identified and compared genotypes of 911 parent-child pairs in the database of 3498 relatives of people that disappeared during the 1991/1992 war in Croatia. Genotypes of 891 pairs (97.8%) were matching, while 20 pairs did not match in one or more loci. Reanalysis of these samples revealed...

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PMID: 19302381
DOI: 10.1111/j.1556-4029.2009.01015.x

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