Reliability and Reproducibility of DNA Profiling from Degraded Samples in Forensic Genetics
Forensic DNA analysis is widely used to determine kinship and the identity of evidence from the crime scene and it is especially important in the identification of human remains after different types of exposure (water, heat, etc.). Currently, there are no official recommendations for forensic scien...
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IntechOpen
2021
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