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Forensic DNA analysis [Documento electrónico] : current practices and emerging technologies / ed. Jaiprakash G. Shewale, ed. Ray H. Liu.- 1st ed.- Boca Raton : CRC Press, 2014.- 1 CD-ROM ; 12 cm
Ficheiro de 45,8 MB em formato PDF (433 p.).
ISBN 978-1-4665-7136-5
ADN, GENÉTICA, CIÊNCIA FORENSE, ANÁLISE LABORATORIAL, RECOLHA DA PROVA, LOCAL DO CRIME, LABORATÓRIO DE POLÍCIA
Section I. Sample collection, sample storage, and DNA extraction. 1. Forensic DNA Evidence Collection at a Crime Scene: An Investigator’s Commentary. 2. Optimizing Storage and Handling of DNA Extracts. 3. Extraction of DNA from Forensic Biological Samples for Genotyping. 4. Extraction of DNA from Human Remains. Section II. Sample assessment. 5. RNA Profiling for the Identification of the Tissue Origin of Dried Stains in Forensic Biology. 6. Assessment of DNA Extracted from Forensic Samples Prior to Genotyping. Section III. STRs — Proven genotyping markers. 7. Principles, Practice, and Evolution of Capillary Electrophoresis as a Tool for Forensic DNA Analysis. 8. Next-Generation STR Genotyping Kits for Forensic Applications. 9. Biology and Genetics of New Autosomal STR Loci Useful for Forensic DNA Analysis. 10. Hidden Variation in Microsatellite Loci: Utility and Implications for Forensic DNA. 11. Additional Y-Strs in Forensics: Why, Which, and When. Section IV. Expanding the genotyping capabilities. 12. Forensic Mitochondrial DNA Analysis: Current Practice and Future Potential. 13. Applications of Autosomal SNPs and Indels in Forensic Analysis. 14. Deep-Sequencing Technologies and Potential Applications in Forensic DNA Testing. 15. Sample-to-Result STR Genotyping Systems: Potential and Status. Section V. Training. 16. Training of Forensic DNA Scientists — A Commentary.