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[DNA analyses in forensic investigations].

B Lindblom¹, G Holmlund, A Stennek

¹Avdelningsföreståndare, RiLuniversitetssjukhuset i Linköping.

Lakartidningen

|May 29, 1991

Summary

Variable number of tandem repeat (VNTR) polymorphisms serve as key genetic markers. VNTR analysis in paternity testing offers high accuracy, with a 90% exclusion rate and minimal false exclusions using the YNH 24 probe.

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