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An innovative genetic genealogy approach to the identification of three victims of World War I and World War II: The new Forenseq Kintelligence kit.

Forensic science international. Genetics - 1 Jun 2026

Zvenigorosky Vincent, Gonzalez Angéla, Fausser Jean-Luc, Veith Gilles, Frémont Bruno, Delabarde Tania, Ludes Bertrand, Keyser Christine

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The identification of unknown human remains is still dependent on the availability of comparison samples from potential leads and (in routine practice) the use of STR profiling. In cold cases, or cases where remains have been recovered long after death, establishing a list of leads is an added difficulty. The absence of external clues to the identity of the individual, or the initial failure of identification,...

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PMID: 41916105
DOI: 10.1016/j.fsigen.2026.103492

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