泰国东北部人口中12个X染色体STR位点的法医效率和遗传多态性

Suparat Srithawong1, Kanha Muisuk2, Nonglak Prakhun1

  • 1Department of Biology, Faculty of Science, Khon Kaen University, Khon Kaen, Thailand.

概括

这项研究分析了泰国东北部的12个X短串联重复 (STR),揭示了法医应用的高分辨能力. 这些发现为老人群建立了关键的X-STR频率数据,并有助于区分泰国地区群体.

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