Forensic DNA Analysis
University of WorcesterUniversity Of Worcester
Description
Since the 1980s DNA has become increasingly important in solving criminal cases in the UK and worldwide. As methods have become more sophisticated from minisatellites through to single locus probes and then to STR analysis, it has become increasingly necessary for forensic practitioners not just to have knowledge of DNA and genetics but also for them to be conversant in the statistical probabilities of certain matches. In addition the importance of DNA of animals and plants in criminal investigations is also considered.
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