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A nearest neighbour approach by genic distance to the assignment of individuals to geographic origin

2016-11-15

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During the past decade, the use of DNA for forensic applications has been extensively implemented for plant and animal species, as well as in humans. Tracing back the geographical origin of an individual usually requires genetic assignment analysis. These approaches are based on reference samples that are grouped into populations or other aggregates and intend to identify the most likely group of origin. Often thi...

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3f4e3c9a-c32c-56b2-96fe-fb3fe08ee2ef
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10.1101/087833
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