Titlebook: Handbook of DNA Profiling; Hirak Ranjan Dash,Pankaj Shrivastava,J. A. Lorente Reference work 2022 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2022

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Ethical Governance of Forensic DNA Databases in Southeast Asia biological samples. A critical part of the identification process is a comprehensive understanding of the genetic variation of forensically relevant DNA markers in human populations. Hence the continuous need to undertake DNA databasing research that is rigorous, intensive, and inclusive..In DNA da

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Using Laboratory Validation to Identify and Establish Limits to the Reliability of Probabilistic Genrams to attach statistical weights to results from evidence samples that cannot be confirmed by analysts using manual/conventional approaches. Before relying on these systems in case work, it is essential that the software be subjected to rigorous internal validation that establishes the limits of t

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Potential of DNA Technique-Based Body Fluid Identificationnstruction of crime scene the sample donors with actual criminal acts. So far, several conventional methods such as alternative light sources, immunological tests, protein catalytic activity tests, chemical tests, catalytic tests, spectroscopic methods, and microscopy have been developed for identif

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Overview of Familial DNA and Forensic Phenotyping continually evolving in criminal, civil, and medical applications as new DNA applications are routinely advanced..DNA fingerprinting is a scientific technique used to establish a link between biological evidence and a person under criminal investigation. The DNA specimen is compared with the sample

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Role of the Molecular Anthropologist in the Forensic Contextg crimes. There are diverse scientific disciplines, including anthropology, involved in the forensic process. The crucial purpose of the forensic anthropology discipline is the identification of human remains when nearly or completely skeletonized remains are found and a standard soft tissue autopsy

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-13476-1on of perpetrators of crime, establishes paternity, and identification of human remains. When processing and testing exhibit material, the crime scene and laboratory examiners must be mindful of the evidential value of DNA physical evidence. There has been no other technology that has been so voraci

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0794-8e most ubiquitous in nature, and their presence aids in linking perpetrator to the victim as well as crime scene. Recognition of biological fluids as substantive evidences is endorsed by presence of DNA in them. Advancing forensic DNA typing techniques have a great potential in characterization and