In historical cases, missing persons' identification, mass disasters, and ancient DNA
investigations, bone and teeth samples are often the only, and almost always the best …

During the 7 year period from 2002 to 2009 a high volume, silica-binding DNA extraction
protocol for bone, based on modified QIAGEN's Blood Maxi Kit protocol was highly …

The recovery of DNA data from old skeletal remains is often difficult due to degraded and
very low yield of extracted DNA and the presence of PCR inhibitors. Herein, we compared …

The generation of a DNA profile from skeletal remains is an important part of the
identification process in both mass disaster and unidentified person cases. Since bones and …

In recent years the recovery and analysis of DNA from skeletal remains has been applied to
several contexts ranging from disaster victim identification to the identification of the victims …

There is a necessity for deceased identification as a result of many accidents and sometimes
bones are the only accessible source of DNA. So far, a universal method that allows for …

Deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) was extracted from documented skeletal specimens of US
Civil War soldiers to determine the need for decalcification prior to extraction. The …

The efficient extraction of DNA from challenging samples, such as bones, is critical for the
success of downstream genotyping analysis in molecular genetic disciplines. Even though …

DNA identification of human remains has a valuable role in the field of forensic science and
wider. Although DNA is vital in identification of unknown human remains, post-mortem …

It has been a challenge to extract DNA from bones previously soaked in water, burned, or
buried for a long time, due to the reduced quality and quantity of DNA in the bone samples …