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Jerry Hoogenboom1, N Weiler1, L Busscher1
1Division of Biological Traces, Netherlands Forensic Institute, The Hague, the Netherlands.
Abstract:
The introduction of massively parallel sequencing in forensic analysis has been facilitated with typing kits, analysis software and allele naming tools such as the ForenSeq DNA Signature Prep (DSP) kit, FDSTools and STRNaming respectively. Here we describe how FDSTools 2.0 with integrated and refined STRNaming nomenclature was validated for implementation under ISO 17025 accreditation for the ForenSeq DSP kit. Newly-added options result in efficient automatic allele calling for the majority of markers while specific settings are applied for 'novel' sequence variants to avoid the calling of remaining variable noise observed in samples sequenced with the ForenSeq DSP kit that seem to arise in the PCR. Genome-wide built-in reference data allows for greatly simplified configuration of allele naming for human targets.
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