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Genetic insights and evaluation of forensic features in Mongolian and Ewenki groups using the InDel variations.

Frontiers in bioscience (Landmark edition) - 14 Feb 2022

Lan Qiong, Zhao Congying, Wei Cong, Xu Hui, Shen Chunmei, Zhu Bofeng

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BACKGROUND: InDel polymorphisms show great potential for use with challenging DNA samples in forensic practice due to having similar advantages to STRs and SNPs. Large-scale InDel genotype data are becoming available world wide populations, thus providing an alternative for investigating genetic architectures in rarely studied populations from a genome perspective. METHODS: Here, we genotyped 47 highly...

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PMID: 35227010
DOI: 10.31083/j.fbl2702067

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