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Looking into the Quantification of Forensic Samples with Real-Time PCR

2024-05-09

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The quantification of human DNA extracts from forensic samples plays a key role in the forensic genetics process. Quantification guarantees maximum efficiency and avoids repeated analyses, over amplified samples, or unnecessary examinations. Here, we present our experience using an extremely sensitive real-time-based method with the Quantifiler® Trio DNA quantification kit, which we have explored in the ISO/IEC170...

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DOI: 10.20944/preprints202405.0581.v1

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