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Parallel Analysis of 124 Universal SNPs for Human Identification by Targeted Semiconductor Sequencing.

Scientific reports - 22 Dec 2015

Zhang Suhua, Bian Yingnan, Zhang Zheren, Zheng Hancheng, Wang Zheng, Zha Lagabaiyila, Cai Jifeng, Gao Yuzhen, Ji Chaoneng, Hou Yiping, Li Chengtao

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SNPs, abundant in human genome with lower mutation rate, are attractive to genetic application like forensic, anthropological and evolutionary studies. Universal SNPs showing little allelic frequency variation among populations while remaining highly informative for human identification were obtained from previous studies. However, genotyping tools target only dozens of markers simultaneously, limiting their...

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PMID: 26691610
DOI: 10.1038/srep18683
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