… is still unacceptably high, also in forensic mtDNA sequencing. While it will be impossible to …
more quality in mtDNA sequencing is mandatory. We have observed that in mtDNA typing the …

… mtDNA mutations in aging and haplogroups are of special interest to forensic science
research. Therefore this review will help to clarify the key role of mtDNA mutations in these …

… ) has been appreciated by forensic scientists and law … MtDNA typing has become routine
in forensic biology since … role of mtDNA and its advanced methodologies in Forensic …

… sensitivity of detection of mtDNA typing. It is imperative that guidelines consider the features
of mtDNA and that practices do not exceed the state-of-knowledge on mtDNA. In a effort to …

… discriminatory power of mtDNA among the most common European mtDNA types. These 59
… A typing identified an additional site at which the families varied. In both cases, SNP typing …

… mtDNA casework and mtDNA reference population databasing applications. While the
generation of mtDNA for forensic … are required for the mtDNA reference population data used to …

… been targeted by scientists for use in forensic analysis, human … DNA (mtDNA) has provided
forensic scientists with a valuable … and the cons of mtDNA utility in forensic analysis. Though …

… for forensic laboratories. Regardless of its actual relevance to mtDNA population typing we
… The results of this experiment confirmed the initial apprehension that mtDNA typing seems …

… Forensic DNA typing is generally dated to 1985 and has become the most commonly
performed analysis in the modern forensic science … MtDNA is useful for forensic typing in tissues …

… in the UK in 1995 enabled forensic scientists to set up the first … Analysis of mtDNA is a valid
method to be applied in forensic … on the use of mtDNA, including nomenclature, prevention of …