01255nam a2200169   4500001000700000010001800007100004100025101000800066200010500074210003600179215001800215330078600233606000801019606002101027606002201048606001501070395847  a9780128205624  a20200824d2020       y0pory50      ba  aeng  aForensic practitioner's guide to the interpretation of complex DNA profilesfPeter Gill ...[et.al.]   aCambridgecAcademic Pressd2020  a503 p.d23 cm  aContents. About the authors. Contributors. Foreword. Preface. List of websites and resources. 1. Forensic genetics: the basics. 2. Empirical characterization of DNA profiles. 3. Allele drop-out and the stochastic threshold. 4. Low-template DNA. 5. LRmix model theory. 6. A qualitative (semi-continuous) model: LRmix Studio. 7. The quantitative (continuous) model theory. 8. EuroForMix. 9. Validation. 10 Development and implementation of DNAxs. 11. Investigative forensic genetics: SmartRank, CaseSolver and DNAmatch2. 12. Interpretation, reporting, and communication. 13. Interpretation of complex DNA profiles generated by massively parallel sequencing. A. Formal descriptions of the genotype probabilities. B. Formal description of the probabilistic models. Bobliography. Index.  aADN  aBIOLOGIA FORENSE  aCIÊNCIA FORENSE  aGENÉTICA