Advancing forensic SNP typing: Insights from an interlaboratory study of the FORCE panel.

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Advancing forensic SNP typing: Insights from an interlaboratory study of the FORCE panel.

Forensic science international. Genetics - 1 Jun 2026

Tillmar Andreas, Sturk-Andreaggi Kimberly, Staadig Adam, Amory Christina, Ballard David, Bergseth Erik F, Børsting Claus, Cisana Selena, Coble Michael, Davenport Lucinda, de la Puente María, Butler Gettings Katherine, Gorden Erin M, Grisedale Kelly, Daniels-Higginbotham Jennifer, Houston Rachel, Hughes Sheree, Järving Reet, Kiesler Kevin M, King Jonathan L, Lareu Maria Victoria, Loreille Odile, McNevin Dennis, Muenzler Melissa K, Parson Walther, Pereira Vania, Phillips Christopher, Ruiz-Ramírez Jorge, Sadam Maarja, Snedeker Jennifer, Steffen Carolyn R, Stoljarova-Bibb Monika, Vallone Peter M, Ward Jodie, Watson Jessica, Xavier Catarina, Kling Daniel, Marshall Charla

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This study evaluated the ability to produce FORensic Capture Enrichment (FORCE) genotypes using amplicon-based and capture-based enrichment assays. The FORCE panel is a standardized set of single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) markers developed for forensic applications. Twelve DNA samples were prepared and distributed to the laboratories for testing: five control DNA samples, a dilution series ranging from 10 ng...

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DOI: 10.1016/j.fsigen.2026.103513

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