Sequence-based population structure, relatedness, and inbreeding estimates for forensic autosomal STR markers

Population data have become available for sequence data to aid forensic investigations and prepare the forensic community in the move towards implementing NGS methods. This comes with a need for updated population genetic parameters estimates to allow DNA evidence evaluations using sequence data. In...

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