01773nam a2200253   4500001000700000010001500007090001100022100004100033101000800074200010600082210004900188215002300237330083900260606003001099606001601129606002301145606003701168606002901205702003301234702004001267702003301307955002401340995015501364384134  a0849330173  a384134  a20070411d2005       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aForensic DNA evidence interpretationfedited by John Buckleton, Christopher M. Triggs, Simon J. Walsh  aBoca Raton (Florida) [etc.]cCRC Pressd2005  a534 p.cil.d24 cm  a1 - Biological basis for DNA evidence (Peter Gill and John Buckleton). 2 - A framework for interpreting evidence (John Buckleton). 3 - Population genetic models (John Buckleton). 4 - Relatedness (John Buckleton and Christopher Triggs). 5 - Validating databases (John Buckleton). 6 - Sampling effects (John Buckleton and James Curran). 7 - Mixtures (Tim Clayton and John Buckleton). 8 - Low Copy Number (John Buckleton and Peter Gill). 9 - Nonautosonal forensic markers (John Buckleton, Simon Walsh and SallyAnn Harbison). 10 - Parentage testing (John Buckleton, Tim Clayton and Christopher Triggs). 11 - Disaster victim identification, identification of missing persons, and immigration cases (John Buckleton, Christopher Triggs and Tim Clayton). 12 - DNA Intelligence Databases (Simon Walsh and John Buckleton). Glossary. References.  aCIÊNCIA FORENSE9321508  aADN9243660  aGENÉTICA9238061  aANÁLISE DE VESTÍGIOS9320649  aRECOLHA DA PROVA9322094  aBUCKLETONbJohn4ed.9354410  aTRIGGSbChristopher M.4ed.9354411  aWALSHbSimon J.4ed.9354412  xCompra (114,91 €)  104PJ_19_000000000000000_D_3952022-06-066PJ279209413941aPJcPJfPJ127920kPJ19.D.39n2022-06-06o0p114.00rMOxCompra zRequisitado. . 114,91 €