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Interpreting DNA mixtures.

Journal of forensic sciences - 1 Mar 1997

Weir B S, Triggs C M, Starling L, Stowell L I, Walsh K A, Buckleton J

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The interpretation of mixed DNA stains is explained in the context of likelihood ratios. The probabilities for the mixed-stain profile are evaluated under alternative explanations that specify the numbers of contributors and the profiles of any known contributors. Interpretations based simply on the frequencies with which random members of a population would not be excluded from a mixed-stain profile do not make...

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