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Validation of a large Italian Database of 15 STR loci.

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Silvano Presciuttini Nicoletta Cerri Stefania Turrina Benedetto Pennato Milena Alù Alessio Asmundo Anna Barbaro Ilaria Boschi Loredana Buscemi Luciana Caenazzo Eugenia Carnevali Domenico De Leo Cosimo Di Nunno Ranieri Domenici Michela Maniscalco Gabriella Peloso Susi Pelotti Andrea Piccinini Daniele Podini Ugo Ricci Carlo Robino Luigi Saravo Andrea Verzeletti Marina Venturi Adriano Tagliabracci

Forensic Sci Int 2006 Jan 22;156(2-3):266-8. Epub 2005 Apr 22.

Center of Statistical Genetics, SS Abetone e Brennero 2, 56127 Pisa, Italy.

Results from a collaborative exercise with proficiency testing conducted by 20 Italian laboratories on the 15 loci included in the Identifiler kit were analyzed by allele sharing methods and by standard population genetics tests. The validated database, including about 1500 subjects, was merged with that of a previous exercise conducted on nine loci, and the resulting allele frequencies, subdivided by Italian region, were published on-line.

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