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Forensic genetic analyses in isolated populations with examples of central European Valachs and Roma.

Journal of forensic and legal medicine - 1 May 2017

Ehler Edvard, Vanek Daniel

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Isolated populations present a constant threat to the correctness of forensic genetic casework. In this review article we present several examples of how analyzing samples from isolated populations can bias the results of the forensic statistics and analyses. We select our examples from isolated populations from central and southeastern Europe, namely the Valachs and the European Roma. We also provide the reader...

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PMID: 28454050
DOI: 10.1016/j.jflm.2017.04.001

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