Titlebook: DNA Fingerprinting: Advancements and Future Endeavors; Hirak Ranjan Dash,Pankaj Shrivastava,Surajit Das Book 2018 Springer Nature Singapor

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DNA Fingerprinting: Discovery, Advancements, and Milestonesgreater efficacy. In this prospect, the current chapter elaborately recapitulates the process of advancement in DNA fingerprinting describing the use of different STR kits, i.e., autosomal STRs, Y-STRs, X-STRs, miniSTRs, etc., for forensic applications. We have also highlighted the importance of SNP

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DNA Fingerprinting Techniques for Forensic Application: Past, Present, and Futureed through the Genetic Analyzer (by electrophoresis of amplified DNA), is the most favored method which is often used in sexual assault cases, paternity disputes, burning, and murder cases as it is believed that DNA is unique to each individual. In recent years, completely automated DNA-profiling sy

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Techniques Involved in DNA Fingerprinting: Isolation, Quantification, PCR, Genotyping, and Analysisaser-based detection system. Quality softwares are now available for data analysis and generation of user-friendly reports. Even though the techniques involved in DNA fingerprinting vary greatly from laboratory to laboratory throughout the world, the basic concept remains the same and is represented

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