Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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6553886 | Forensic Science International: Genetics | 2015 | 33 Pages |
Abstract
In this study, four experiments were performed to evaluate the alpha-version of the STR 10-plex: (1) typing of control samples; (2) analysis of sensitivity; (3) typing of mixtures; and (4) typing of biological crime case samples. Full profiles and concordant results between replicate SGS runs and CE-typing were observed for all control samples. Full profiles were seen with DNA input down to 50 pg, with the exception of a single locus drop-out in one of the 100 pg dilutions. Mixtures were easily deconvoluted down to 20:1, although alleles from the minor contributor had to be identified manually as some signals were not called by the Ion Torrent⢠software. Interestingly, full profiles were obtained for all biological samples from real crime and identification cases, in which only partial profiles were obtained with PCR-CE assays. In conclusion, the Ion Torrent⢠HID STR 10-plex panel offers an all-in-one solution from amplification of STRs and amelogenin, and sequencing to data analysis.
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Authors
Sarah L. Fordyce, Helle Smidt Mogensen, Claus Børsting, Robert E. Lagacé, Chien-Wei Chang, Narasimhan Rajagopalan, Niels Morling,