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Taking account of peak areas when interpreting mixed DNA profiles.

Journal of forensic sciences - 1 Jan 1998

Evett I W, Gill P D, Lambert J A

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This paper establishes a logical framework for taking account of peak areas when interpreting mixed DNA STR profiles. The principles apply wherever such data are available but they are illustrated here by means of data which have been collected from made up mixtures of known concentrations analyz...

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