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Blind study evaluation illustrates utility of the Ion PGM™ system for use in human identity DNA typing.

Croatian medical journal - 1 Jun 2015

Churchill Jennifer D, Chang Joseph, Ge Jianye, Rajagopalan Narasimhan, Wootton Sharon C, Chang Chien-Wei, Lagacé Robert, Liao Wenchi, King Jonathan L, Budowle Bruce

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AIM: To perform a blind study to assess the capability of the Ion Personal Genome Machine® (PGM™) system to sequence forensically relevant genetic marker panels and to characterize unknown individuals for ancestry and possible relatedness. METHODS: Twelve genomic samples were provided by a third party for blinded genetic analysis. For these 12 samples, the mitochondrial genome and three PGM™ panels containing...

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PMID: 26088846
DOI: 10.3325/cmj.2015.56.218
PMCID: PMC4500968

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