This research evaluates the current DNA quantification (Quantifiler™ Trio, PowerQuant®,
Investigator® Quantiplex® Pro and InnoQuant® HY Fast) and autosomal STRs amplification …

In historical cases, ancient DNA investigations and missing persons identification, teeth or
bone samples are often the only and almost always the best biological material available for …

Human-specific quantitative PCR (qPCR) has been developed for forensic use in the last 10
years and is the preferred DNA quantification technique since it is very accurate, sensitive …

Abstract The Quantiplex® Pro RGQ kit quantifies DNA in a sample, supports the detection of
mixtures and assesses the extent of DNA degradation based on relative ratios of amplified …

STR profiling using hard tissues obtained from a severely decomposed body is sometimes a
laborious work. There is now on a market a new DNA extraction kit, PrepFiler™ Forensic …

The current short tandem repeat (STR) typing workflow for forensic casework samples
involves sample collection, sample screening, DNA extraction, DNA qPCR quantification …

A number of studies have demonstrated that successful analysis of degraded DNA
specimens from mass disasters or forensic evidence improves with smaller sized …

A new set of multiplexed PCR primers has been applied to the analysis of human skeletal
remains to determine their efficacy in analyzing degraded DNA. These primer sets, known …

Casework evidence samples are likely to be placed under diverse and harsh environments
as compared to quantified DNA samples including serial-diluted standard DNA samples …

DNA typing from degraded human remains is still challenging forensic DNA scientists not
only in the prospective of DNA purification but also in the interpretation of established DNA …