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Genome-wide screening for highly discriminative SNPs for personal identification and their assessment in world populations.
Forensic science international. Genetics - 1 May 2017
Li Liming, Wang Yi, Yang Shuping, Xia Mingying, Yang Yajun, Wang Jiucun, Lu Daru, Pan Xingwei, Ma Teng, Jiang Pei, Yu Ge, Zhao Ziqin, Ping Yuan, Zhou Huaigu, Zhao Xueying, Sun Hui, Liu Bing, Jia Dongtao, Li Chengtao, Hu Rile, Lu Hongzhou, Liu Xiaoyang, Chen Wenqing, Mi Qin, Xue Fuzhong, Su Yongdong, Jin Li, Li Shilin
Abstract excerpt
The applications of DNA profiling aim to identify perpetrators, missing family members and disaster victims in forensic investigations. Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) based forensic applications are emerging rapidly with a potential to replace short tandem repeats (STRs) based panels which are now being used widely, and there is a need for a well-designed SNP panel to meet such challenge for this...
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