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Genotyping of 38 insertion/deletion polymorphisms for human identification using universal fluorescent PCR.
Molecular and cellular probes - 1 Feb 2014
Oka Kumiko, Asari Masaru, Omura Tomohiro, Yoshida Masatsugu, Maseda Chikatoshi, Yajima Daisuke, Matsubara Kazuo, Shiono Hiroshi, Matsuda Mitsuyoshi, Shimizu Keiko
Abstract excerpt
Short insertion/deletion (Indel) polymorphisms of approximately 2-6 bp are useful as biallelic markers for forensic analysis, and the application of Indel genotyping as a supplementary tool would improve human identification accuracy. We examined the allele frequencies of 37 autosomal Indels in the Japanese population and developed a novel dual-color genotyping method for human identification on the basis of...
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