Forensic and Genetic Research
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This cluster of papers focuses on the genomic analysis of ancient DNA to study population history, human evolution, and forensic genetics. It covers topics such as mitochondrial DNA variation, Y chromosome diversity, population structure, and ancestry informative markers. The research includes insights into ancient human migrations, genetic admixture, and the development of methods for accurate analysis of degraded DNA.
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forensic genetics; ancient DNA; DNA fingerprinting; genetic ancestry; paternity testing; forensic DNA analysis; Y chromosome; forensic DNA profiling; genetic admixture; Y-chromosome short tandem repeats; degraded DNA; mtDNA haplogroups; kinship analysis; Y-chromosome haplogroups; DNA evidence; short tandem repeat loci; human population genetics; forensic DNA evidence; Native American ancestry; bloodstains; forensic DNA; paleogenomics; autosomal STRs; DNA mixtures; amelogenin
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Morton address: 36173986384375503 · morton4x16-v1
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