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Identification of human remains using Rapid DNA analysis
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Objective data on DNA success rates can aid the selection process of crime samples for analysis by rapid mobile DNA technologies
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High efficiency DNA extraction from bone by total demineralization
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Simple and highly effective DNA extraction methods from old skeletal remains using silica columns
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Automatable full demineralization DNA extraction procedure from degraded skeletal remains
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PCR inhibitor removal using the NucleoSpin® DNA Clean-Up XS kit
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Autosomal and Y-STR analysis of degraded DNA from the 120-year-old skeletal remains of Ezekiel Harper
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Inter and intra-individual variation in skeletal DNA preservation in buried remains
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Rapid DNA for crime scene use: Enhancements and data needed to consider use on forensic evidence for State and National DNA Databasing – An agreed position statement by ENFSI, SWGDAM and the Rapid DNA Crime Scene Technology Advancement Task Group
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High DNA yield from metatarsal and metacarpal bones from Slovenian Second World War skeletal remains
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Assessment of the ANDE 6C Rapid DNA system and investigative biochip for the processing of calcified and muscle tissue
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Progress in forensic bone DNA analysis: Lessons learned from ancient DNA
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High quality DNA from human remains obtained by using the Maxwell® 16 automated methodology
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Storage of Second World War bone samples: Bone fragments versus bone powder
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Highly efficient automated extraction of DNA from old and contemporary skeletal remains
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Extraction platform evaluations: A comparison of Automate Express™, EZ1® Advanced XL, and Maxwell® 16 Bench-top DNA extraction systems
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DNA extraction method from bones using Maxwell® 16
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Highly efficient and automated extraction of DNA from human remains using a modified EZ1 protocol
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Evaluation of a Freezer Mill for Bone Pulverization prior to DNA Extraction: An Improved Workflow for STR Analysis
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The 2018 California Wildfires: Integration of Rapid DNA to Dramatically Accelerate Victim Identification
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Developmental Validation of the ANDE 6C System for Rapid DNA Analysis of Forensic Casework and DVI Samples
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DNA Preservation in Skeletal Elements from the World Trade Center Disaster: Recommendations for Mass Fatality Management*,†
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Comparison of Two Methods for Isolating DNA from Human Skeletal Remains for STR Analysis
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AutoMate Express™ Forensic DNA Extraction System for the Extraction of Genomic DNA from Biological Samples*
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Rapid DNA analysis for automated processing and interpretation of low DNA content samples
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Comparative analysis of two Rapid DNA technologies for the processing of blood and saliva-based samples
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