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Assessing Adventitious Matches of Non-Donors Related to True Contributors.

Biomolecules - 11 Mar 2025

Huffman Kaitlin, Moreno Lilliana

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Relatives share more DNA with one another than unrelated individuals. Therefore, there is an increased risk of close relatives (e.g., siblings or parents and children of true donors) adventitiously 'matching' DNA mixtures to which they are not a true contributor. One such method of addressing relatives is to utilize alternative propositions within probabilistic genotyping software (e.g., STRmixTM). As the number...

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PMID: 40149934
DOI: 10.3390/biom15030398
PMCID: PMC11940124

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