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Jiawen Yang1, Donghai Lin1, Chuwei Deng1
1Department of Forensic Medicine, Nanjing Medical University, Nanjing, Jiangsu 211166, PR China.
Abstract:
In forensic genetics, the analysis of DNA in biological samples is a valuable tool for personal identification. There is an increasing demand in analyzing of the mixed DNA which may provide insightful investigative instructions. With the continuous effort for the improvement of individual identification, complicated mixed stains represent a growing fraction of the samples processed by forensic laboratories. Recent technological advances have enabled quantitative analysis of DNA mixture and emerging sequencing approaches to decipher the complicated DNA mixture. Here, we describe the use of different genetic markers, typing approaches and analytical methods in mixture analysis, and how useful information can be obtained from complicated DNA mixture.
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