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  • Population Genetics
  • Molecular Anthropology

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  • Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) variation reporting lacks standardization, particularly for insertions and deletions.
  • Inconsistent reporting leads to errors in sequence matching, database frequency estimates, and forensic evidence evaluation.
  • Existing methods for reporting mitotypes can result in ambiguity due to multiple feasible sequence alignments.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To introduce a concept and software (SAM 2) for stable, harmonized phylogenetic alignment of mtDNA sequences.
  • To overcome limitations in current mtDNA nomenclature and reporting practices.
  • To facilitate reliable mtDNA nomenclature in forensics and related disciplines.

Main Methods:

  • Development of SAM 2 software for phylogenetic alignment of mtDNA sequences.
  • Integration of SAM 2 with the EMPOP database for conservative frequency estimates.
  • Implementation of rCRS-coded haplotype reporting based on established phylogenetic alignment.

Main Results:

  • SAM 2 provides stable and harmonized phylogenetic alignments for mtDNA sequences.
  • The software generates conservative frequency estimates, consistent with EMPOP standards.
  • SAM 2 offers rCRS-coded haplotypes, aiding in standardized mitotype reporting and database storage.

Conclusions:

  • The developed approach ensures reliable mtDNA nomenclature in forensic science.
  • Standardized reporting through SAM 2 promotes consistency and reduces errors in mtDNA analysis.
  • This harmonization benefits various genetic fields, fostering interdisciplinary collaboration and data comparability.