DNA profiles generated on a MiSeq® system were critical evidence in landmark Dutch case.

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The Scientific Working Group on DNA Analysis Methods (SWGDAM) has released interpretation guidelines for forensic DNA testing laboratories performing next generation sequencing (NGS). Two documents have been published on the SWGDAM website:

It’s one of the most frequently asked questions we hear: “Are grant funds available for NGS implementation?” Fortunately, the answer is “Yes,” there are several opportunities for grant funds, with the options and availability depending on your lab’s location and other factors.

The first Y-Chromosome User Workshop was held in Berlin in April, 1996 and sought to bring together leading scientists in the fields of population and forensic genetics to explore the utility of the Y chromosome. The short program included plenary contributions from Chris Tyler Smith, Mark Jobling,...

In a poster presented at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 2018 Annual Scientific Meeting in Seattle, WA, a team at Western Carolina University (WCU) demonstrated the value of massively parallel sequencing (MPS) technology in analyzing forensically relevant samples. They performed a...

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