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_aForensic practitioner's guide to the interpretation of complex DNA profiles _fPeter Gill ...[et.al.] |
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_aCambridge _cAcademic Press _d2020 |
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_a503 p. _d23 cm |
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| 330 | _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. | ||
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_aADN _9243660 |
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_aBIOLOGIA FORENSE _91092 |
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_aCIÊNCIA FORENSE _9321508 |
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_aGENÉTICA _9238061 |
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| 955 | _xCompra (103,99€) | ||