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SLC24A5 and ASIP as phenotypic predictors in Brazilian population for forensic purposes.

Legal medicine (Tokyo, Japan) - 1 Jul 2015

Lima F A, de Araújo Lima Felícia, Gonçalves F T, de Toledo Gonçalves Fernanda, Fridman C, Fridman Cintia

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Pigmentation is a variable and complex trait in humans and it is determined by the interaction of environmental factors, age, disease, hormones, exposure to ultraviolet radiation and genetic factors, including pigmentation genes. Many polymorphisms of these genes have been associated with phenotypic diversity of skin, eyes and hair color in homogeneous populations. Phenotype prediction from biological samples...

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PMID: 25801600
DOI: 10.1016/j.legalmed.2015.03.001

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