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“Genetic polymorphism at 16 STR loci in Delhi’s population and their impact

“Genetic polymorphism at 16 STR loci in Delhi’s population and their impact on forensic DNA typing ”. Anupuma Raina, Bhuvnesh Yadav*, Ajay Balayan & TD Dogra. DNA FINGERPRINTING LABORATORY DEPTT. OF FORENSIC MEDICINE AIIMS NEW DELHI INDIA. INTRODUCTION. Introduction.

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“Genetic polymorphism at 16 STR loci in Delhi’s population and their impact

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  1. “Genetic polymorphism at 16 STR loci in Delhi’s population and their impact on forensic DNA typing” Anupuma Raina, Bhuvnesh Yadav*, Ajay Balayan & TD Dogra DNA FINGERPRINTING LABORATORY DEPTT. OF FORENSIC MEDICINE AIIMS NEW DELHI INDIA

  2. INTRODUCTION

  3. Introduction • Tandemly repeated DNA sequences are widespread throughout the human genome. • These tandemly repeated regions of DNA are typically classified into several groups depending on the size of the repeat region. • Minisatellites (Variable Number of Tandem Repeats, VNTRs) have core repeats with 9- 80 bp • Microsatellites (Short Tandem Repeats, STRs) contain 2-5 bp • repeat varieties (dinucleotide repeats:CA, AT, TC, trinucleotide repeats: TTA, tetranucleotides, pentnucleotides, etc.).

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