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期刊名:Forensic science international-genetics

缩写:FORENSIC SCI INT-GEN

ISSN:1872-4973

e-ISSN:1878-0326

IF/分区:3.6/Q1

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Dion Zandstra,Amke Caliebe,Mohsen Ghanbari et al. Dion Zandstra et al.
While widely applied in forensic practice, equating Y-STR match probabilities with haplotype frequencies derived from population databases has been considered inappropriate, as these databases cannot be representative of each and every case...
Mikkel Meyer Andersen,Nicole Huber,Kimberly Sturk-Andreaggi et al. Mikkel Meyer Andersen et al.
Forensic lineage markers pose a challenge in forensic genetics as their evidential value can be difficult to quantify. Lineage marker population frequencies can serve as one way to express evidential value. However, for some markers, e.g., ...
Ashfaque Ahmed Kanhar,Aummarin Chaloemthanetphong,Kiattawee Choowongkomon et al. Ashfaque Ahmed Kanhar et al.
Sudden Unexplained Nocturnal Death Syndrome (SUNDS) is a lethal disorder with a largely elusive genetic etiology. While traditionally associated with cardiac channelopathies and cardiomyopathies, the role of skeletal muscle excitation-contr...
Yuting Lei,Zhen Liu,Shuang Han et al. Yuting Lei et al.
Forensic investigative genetic genealogy (FIGG) has demonstrated considerable promise in identifying perpetrators and unidentified human remains. While whole-genome sequencing (WGS) offers a robust foundation for FIGG, DNA mixtures-prevalen...
O Yugovich,V Cave,S Sturrock et al. O Yugovich et al.
The growing need for simplified and accessible species identification methods is critical for supporting the prosecution of illegal wildlife trafficking. This requires the development of approaches suitable for implementation across both we...
Fengqin Yang,Xuan Tang,Dan Wen et al. Fengqin Yang et al.
Accurate species identification of necrophagous insects is crucial in forensic investigations. To overcome the limitations of complex morphological identification-especially for larval stages-and time-consuming DNA sequencing methods, we de...
Kai Budrikas,Klaas Slooten Kai Budrikas
Evidential test data of genotyping softwares must clearly carry the characteristics of real-life evidential trace profiles. Ensuring that simulated data, which is used in research and validation, is similar and behaves similarly to real-lif...
Giulia Sguazzi,Eugenio Alladio,Selena Cisana et al. Giulia Sguazzi et al.
The integrity of DNA extracts is a critical factor in forensic genetics, particularly when DNA represents the sole source of evidentiary value in criminal investigations. Although technologies such as mini-STRs have improved the amplificati...
Sara Faria,Peter Gill,Ana Clara Ribeiro et al. Sara Faria et al.
The interpretation of forensic DNA findings given activity-level propositions depends on the processes governing DNA transfer, persistence, and recovery, as well as on the laboratory methods used to recover DNA. This study investigated the ...
Andreas Tillmar,Kimberly Sturk-Andreaggi,Adam Staadig et al. Andreas Tillmar et al.
This study evaluated the ability to produce FORensic Capture Enrichment (FORCE) genotypes using amplicon-based and capture-based enrichment assays. The FORCE panel is a standardized set of single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) markers develo...