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Advances in Touch DNA Forensics: Where Are We Now and What Does the Future Hold?

by Maria Rosales Gerpe, PhD

Touch DNA expert Adrian Linacre, PhD, professor of forensic science at Flinders University, on the progress and future of the touch DNA forensics field

An Asian woman wearing nitrile gloves looks at a vial of blood

Can Saliva Replace Blood for DNA Collection and Analysis?

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Updated Tool for Calculating Likelihood Ratios in DNA Evidence

DBLR™ v1.4 enables kinship analysis, rapid database searches, mixture-to-mixture matches

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Scientists ID Burned Bodies with DNA-Extracting Method Used on Wooly Mammoths

by Binghamton University

Technique could provide an effective way for forensic investigators to identify badly burned human remains

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New NGS Products Launched to Support Element Biosciences’ AVITI™ System

by Integrated DNA Technologies

IDT partners with Element Biosciences to build more streamlined NGS workflows

blue test tubes containing glowing blue DNA double helices, arranged in a circle with the bottoms of the test tubes pointing inwards, on a dark blue-grey surface

New Tool to Diagnose Genetic Mutations

by University of Calgary

Compact kit is designed to get results faster—and easier—than current methods

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‘Genomic Time Machine’ Reveals Secrets of Our DNA

by Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne

Reconstructed ancient genomes allow for identification of previously undetectable transposable elements in human DNA

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Syphilis-Like Diseases Already Widespread in America before Columbus’s Arrival

by University of Basel

Prehistoric DNA from bones dating over 2,000 years challenges historical theories of the origins of syphilis in America

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Forensic Software Enhanced for Resolving Degraded or Mixed DNA Samples

STRmix™ v2.11 has enhanced memory use as well as other general improvments to the models

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Cat-Ching Criminals with DNA from Pet Hairs

by University of Leicester

New method helps researchers link suspects to a crime scene via cat hair

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Two Bee Species Become One as Researchers Solve Identity Puzzle

by Curtin University

Research shows the importance of DNA barcoding when identifying males and females of the same species

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New Analytical Tool Reduces Errors in Genetic Analysis and Research

by Rutgers University

The software has been made freely available to help future research