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Basic issues in forensic DNA typing.

Forensic science international - 18 Jul 1997

Schneider P M

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DNA analysis has become the standard method in forensic stain typing (termed DNA profiling). In contrast to conventional serological methods, any human tissue or body fluid can be analysed by DNA profiling as long as it contains nucleated cells. The majority of genetic systems studied at the DNA level are derived from "non-coding" portions from the human genome, and are located either in the vicinity of expressed...

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PMID: 9251228
DOI: 10.1016/s0379-0738(97)00079-0

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