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Determining the source of equine bloodstains by dinucleotide repeats.

Journal of forensic sciences - 1 Nov 2010

Chen Jin-Wen, Uboh Cornelius E, Soma Lawrence R, Li Xiaoqing, Guan Fuyu, You Youwen, Liu Ying

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A novel multiplex of independent dinucleotide tandem repeat (DTR) loci was previously described that is capable of not only discriminating human and equine DNA, but of identifying a single equine source. We report a case in which a bloodstained syringe and two needles were found during inspection...

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PMID: 20533984
DOI: 10.1111/j.1556-4029.2010.01466.x

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