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The origin of mirror repeats in the human genome. [PDF]

Nucleic Acids Res
McGinty R, Lyskova A, Mirkin SM.
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Y-STR Databases-Application in Sexual Crimes. [PDF]

Genes (Basel)
Costa R, Fadoni J, Amorim A, Cainé L.
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Evaluation of genetic instability of short tandem repeats in hepatocellular carcinoma. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Song Y, Xu M, Li Y, Zhang X, Xu W.
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Genetic architecture of the Sindhi Indian population: a 19X-STR forensic analysis. [PDF]

BMC Genomics
Gautam K, Devnani C, Dasgupta S, Nandineni MR, Thangaraj K, Chaubey G, Rawal R.   +6 more
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Genome-wide profiling of short tandem repeat somatic instability reveals associations with age, sex and brain-related traits

Hu J, Mantey R, Guo H, Sidky AM, Touhidinia M, Butt T, Sobhani R, Estrada S, Haendler K, Zhao S, Shang X, De Domenico E, Beyer MD, Breteler MMB, Aziz NA.   +14 more
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Mini-STRs

Forensic Science, Medicine, and Pathology, 2005
The use of the short-tandem repeat (STR) as the DNA marker of choice in forensic profiling has lead to the construction of criminal intelligence databases that now contain millions of profiles used in the detection and linking of suspects and scenes. The incredible size and success rate of current systems have ensured that efforts to move away from STR
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STR primer concordance study

Forensic Science International, 2001
Over 1500 population database samples comprising African Americans, Caucasians, Hispanics, Native Americans, Chamorros and Filipinos were typed using the PowerPlex 16 and the Profiler Plus/COfiler kits. Except for the D8S1179 locus in Chamorros and Filipinos from Guam, there were eight examples in which a typing difference due to allele dropout was ...
B, Budowle, A, Masibay, S J, Anderson, C, Barna, L, Biega, S, Brenneke, B L, Brown, J, Cramer, G A, DeGroot, D, Douglas, B, Duceman, A, Eastman, R, Giles, J, Hamill, D J, Haase, D W, Janssen, T D, Kupferschmid, T, Lawton, C, Lemire, B, Llewellyn, T, Moretti, J, Neves, C, Palaski, S, Schueler, J, Sgueglia, C, Sprecher, C, Tomsey, D, Yet   +27 more
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STR data for AmpF/STR Profiler Plus loci in south Poland

Forensic Science International, 2001
Frequency data of short tandem repeats (STR) loci included in the AmpF/STR Profiler Plus kit were collected from a sample of 253 random, unrelated individuals born in the south Poland region. All loci met Hardy-Weinberg expectation.
P, Wolañska-Nowak, W, Branicki, T, Kupiec   +2 more
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STR data for 15 autosomal STR markers from Paraná (Southern Brazil)

International Journal of Legal Medicine, 2013
Allelic frequencies for 15 STR autosomal loci, using AmpFℓSTR® Identifiler™, forensic, and statistical parameters were calculated. All loci reached the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium. The combined power of discrimination and mean power of exclusion were 0.999999999999999999 and 0.9999993, respectively.
Hemerson B, Alves, Fábio P N, Leite, Vanessa S, Sotomaior, Fábio F, Rueda, Rosane, Silva, Rodrigo S, Moura-Neto   +5 more
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Optimization of STR locus enrichment for STR profiling of fragmented DNA

ELECTROPHORESIS, 2014
DNA degradation is a major obstacle in gaining an accurate profile with standard DNA typing technology. Although alternative genotyping strategies such as mini‐STRs and SNPs have proven to be more successful in profiling degraded DNA, these approaches also have limitations.
Seon-Kyu, Ham, Se-Yong, Kim, Jang-Won, Ahn, Bo Young, Seo, Kwang-Man, Woo, Cheol Yong, Choi, Seung-Hwan, Lee   +6 more
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