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Using forensic microsatellites to decipher the genetic structure of linguistic and geographic isolates: A survey in the eastern Italian Alps.

Forensic science international. Genetics - 1 Dec 2012

Montinaro Francesco, Boschi Ilaria, Trombetta Federica, Merigioli Sara, Anagnostou Paolo, Battaggia Cinzia, Capocasa Marco, Crivellaro Federica, Destro Bisol Giovanni, Coia Valentina

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The study of geographically and/or linguistically isolated populations could represent a potential area of interaction between population and forensic genetics. These investigations may be useful to evaluate the suitability of loci which have been selected using forensic criteria for bio-anthropo...

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PMID: 22595149
DOI: 10.1016/j.fsigen.2012.04.001

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