Thirteen CODIS STR loci are required for any DNA profile entry into the national level
of the US DNA database [
[3]
]. These loci are highly informative and particularly suited for direct profile comparisons
(i.e., single source and mixtures) and indirect profile comparisons of related individuals
(i.e., kinship). With these loci, random match probabilities of 1 in 100 trillion
can be routinely attained [
[3]
]. These estimates are based on population comparison databases that comprise major
US population groups including Caucasians, African Americans, Hispanics and Asian
Americans [
[5]
], which very likely exhibit genotype frequencies that are different from those in
Native American populations [
[6]
].Keywords
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Published online: May 16, 2014
Received:
January 13,
2014
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