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Forensic ancestry analysis with two capillary electrophoresis ancestry informative marker (AIM) panels: Results of a collaborative EDNAP exercise.
Forensic science international. Genetics - 1 Nov 2015
Santos C, Fondevila M, Ballard D, Banemann R, Bento A M, Børsting C, Branicki W, Brisighelli F, Burrington M, Capal T, Chaitanya L, Daniel R, Decroyer V, England R, Gettings K B, Gross T E, Haas C, Harteveld J, Hoff-Olsen P, Hoffmann A, Kayser M, Kohler P, Linacre A, Mayr-Eduardoff M, McGovern C, Morling N, O'Donnell G, Parson W, Pascali V L, Porto M J, Roseth A, Schneider P M, Sijen T, Stenzl V, Court D Syndercombe, Templeton J E, Turanska M, Vallone P M, Oorschot R A H van, Zatkalikova L, Carracedo Á, Phillips C
Abstract excerpt
There is increasing interest in forensic ancestry tests, which are part of a growing number of DNA analyses that can enhance routine profiling by obtaining additional genetic information about unidentified DNA donors. Nearly all ancestry tests use single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), but these currently rely on SNaPshot single base extension chemistry that can fail to detect mixed DNA. Insertion-deletion...
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