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A rapid, efficient, and effective assay to determine species origin in biological materials [Recurso eletrónico] : final report / Jared M. Latiolais

Autor: LATIOLAIS, Jared M.Autor institucional: ESTADOS UNIDOS. The Bode Technology GroupIdioma: Inglês.Publicação: [Lorton, VA] : National Criminal Justice Reference Service (NCJRS), [2014]Descrição física: 1 CD-ROM; 12 cmAssunto: 320649 | 243660 | 326721 | 321508Resumo: Executive summary. Introduction. Literature review. Project strategy. Assay evaluation, interpretation, control DNA. Overview of specific goals. Summary of progress on goals. Executive summary conclusion and future directions. Experimental details and main findings. Sample gathering and data matrix generation. Bioinformatic analysis and canonical SNP identification. SBE and PCR primer development. SBE primer specificity and cross reactivity testing. PCR primer multiplexing. SBE primer multiplexing. Two species mixtures. Three species mixtures. Nine species mixtures. Reaction troubleshooting. Conclusions. Key recommendations. Bibliography. Appendix A.
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Research report submitted to the U.S. Department of Justice by The Bode Technology Group, Inc., NIJ Grant #2007-DN-BX-K144.

Executive summary. Introduction. Literature review. Project strategy. Assay evaluation, interpretation, control DNA. Overview of specific goals. Summary of progress on goals. Executive summary conclusion and future directions. Experimental details and main findings. Sample gathering and data matrix generation. Bioinformatic analysis and canonical SNP identification. SBE and PCR primer development. SBE primer specificity and cross reactivity testing. PCR primer multiplexing. SBE primer multiplexing. Two species mixtures. Three species mixtures. Nine species mixtures. Reaction troubleshooting. Conclusions. Key recommendations. Bibliography. Appendix A.

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