Exclusions and attributions of paternity: practical experiences of forensic genetics and statistics.
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Summary
The results of extended investigations and the theoretical consideration of the distribution of paternity probabilities support the use of such positive statistical evidence for the attribution of paternity.
- Type
- article
- Published
- 1980-05-01
- Cited by
- 30
- References
- 28
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Keywords
Forensic genetics, Attribution, Forensic science, Blood typing, Bayesian probability
References
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- A note on the distribution of the number of exclusions to be expected in paternity testing.
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- Book Review: Die Medizinische Vaterschaftsbegutachtung Mit Biostatistischem Beweis
- Statistical Methods for Research Workers
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- Determining paternity in polyploids: Hexaploid simulation studies
- False paternity with one or two mismatches using commercial STR kits
- Statistical confidence for likelihood‐based paternity inference in natural populations
- Paternity testing. 2: Likelihood ratio tests.
- Novel assay for Roberts syndrome assigns variable phenotypes to one complementation group.
- Use of blood samples in paternity testing and forensic science
- Evaluation of paternity-testing data from the joint distribution of paternity index and rate of exclusion.
- Probability of paternity exclusion in different mother-child genotype combinations.
- Fractional paternity assignment: theoretical development and comparison to other methods
- Correlation of paternity index with probability of exclusion and efficiency criteria of genetic markers for paternity testing.
- How Well Does Paternity Confidence Match Actual Paternity?
- Paternity testing with genetic markers: are Y-linked genes more efficient than autosomal ones?
- Bayesian probability of paternity when mother or putative father are not tested: formulas for manual computation.
- Use of X‐linked short tandem repeat loci in routine parentage casework
- Analysis of Paternity within a Natural Population of Chamaelirium luteum. 1. Identification of Most-Likely Male Parents
- Measuring paternal discrepancy and its public health consequences
- Microsatellite-based Paternity Analysis in Polyploid Sweetpotato
- Inbreeding and fitness in wild ungulates
- Parental and sib likelihoods in genealogy reconstruction.
- Microsatellite-Based Paternity Analysis in Hexaploid Sweetpotato (Ipomoea Batatas (L.) Lam.).
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