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Kaye N Ballantyne

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Forensic Science International. Genetics|January 28, 2017
Transfer and persistence of DNA on the hands and the influence of activities performedBianca Szkuta, Kaye N Ballantyne, Roland A H van Oorschot
Forensic Science International. Genetics|May 12, 2010
Increased amplification success from forensic samples with locked nucleic acidsKaye N Ballantyne, Roland A H van Oorschot, R John Mitchell
Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology|April 15, 2015
Increasing amplification success of forensic DNA samples using multiple displacement amplificationKaye N Ballantyne, Roland A H van Oorschot, R John Mitchell
Forensic Science International|May 12, 2006
Comparison of two whole genome amplification methods for STR genotyping of LCN and degraded DNA samplesKaye N Ballantyne, Roland A H van Oorschot, R John Mitchell
Methods in Molecular Biology (Clifton, N.J.)|June 5, 2016
Collection of Samples for DNA AnalysisRoland A H van Oorschot, Timothy J Verdon, Kaye N Ballantyne
Forensic Science International. Genetics|December 8, 2017
Transfer and persistence of non-self DNA on hands over time: Using empirical data to evaluate DNA evidence given activity level propositionsBianca Szkuta, Kaye N Ballantyne, Bas Kokshoorn, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|September 14, 2016
Cale CM, Earll ME, Latham KE, Bush GL. Could Secondary DNA Transfer Falsely Place Someone at the Scene of a Crime? J Forensic Sci 2016;61(1):196-203Mariya Goray, Kaye N Ballantyne, Bianca Szkuta, et al.
Forensic Science International. Genetics|March 4, 2015
DNA transfer by examination tools--a risk for forensic casework?Bianca Szkuta, Michelle L Harvey, Kaye N Ballantyne, et al.
Electrophoresis|April 21, 2007
Determining restriction digest efficiency using the SNaPshot single-base extension method and CEKaye N Ballantyne, Roland A H van Oorschot, Manfred Kayser, et al.
Forensic Science International|January 6, 2020
The impact of chemical trace evidence on justice outcomes: Exploring the additive value of forensic science disciplinesPeter A Woodman, Caroline Spiranovic, Roberta Julian, et al.
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Forensic Science International. Genetics|January 28, 2017
Transfer and persistence of DNA on the hands and the influence of activities performedBianca Szkuta, Kaye N Ballantyne, Roland A H van Oorschot
Forensic Science International. Genetics|May 12, 2010
Increased amplification success from forensic samples with locked nucleic acidsKaye N Ballantyne, Roland A H van Oorschot, R John Mitchell
Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology|April 15, 2015
Increasing amplification success of forensic DNA samples using multiple displacement amplificationKaye N Ballantyne, Roland A H van Oorschot, R John Mitchell
Forensic Science International|May 12, 2006
Comparison of two whole genome amplification methods for STR genotyping of LCN and degraded DNA samplesKaye N Ballantyne, Roland A H van Oorschot, R John Mitchell
Methods in Molecular Biology (Clifton, N.J.)|June 5, 2016
Collection of Samples for DNA AnalysisRoland A H van Oorschot, Timothy J Verdon, Kaye N Ballantyne
Forensic Science International. Genetics|December 8, 2017
Transfer and persistence of non-self DNA on hands over time: Using empirical data to evaluate DNA evidence given activity level propositionsBianca Szkuta, Kaye N Ballantyne, Bas Kokshoorn, et al.
Journal of Forensic Sciences|September 14, 2016
Cale CM, Earll ME, Latham KE, Bush GL. Could Secondary DNA Transfer Falsely Place Someone at the Scene of a Crime? J Forensic Sci 2016;61(1):196-203Mariya Goray, Kaye N Ballantyne, Bianca Szkuta, et al.
Forensic Science International. Genetics|March 4, 2015
DNA transfer by examination tools--a risk for forensic casework?Bianca Szkuta, Michelle L Harvey, Kaye N Ballantyne, et al.
Electrophoresis|April 21, 2007
Determining restriction digest efficiency using the SNaPshot single-base extension method and CEKaye N Ballantyne, Roland A H van Oorschot, Manfred Kayser, et al.
Forensic Science International|January 6, 2020
The impact of chemical trace evidence on justice outcomes: Exploring the additive value of forensic science disciplinesPeter A Woodman, Caroline Spiranovic, Roberta Julian, et al.
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