| Title | Date | Views | Brief Description |
|---|
| Preparing whole genome human mitochondrial DNA libraries for next generation sequencing using Illumina Nextera XT |
2013 |
8470 |
Forensic DNA casework principally relies on the analysis of short tandem repeats
(STRs) from nuclear DNA (nDNA). In cases where nDNA may not be suitable for
analysis (i.e., highly degraded DNA or DNA present in quantities too low to obtain an
STR ... |
| Low-level variant detection in human mitochondrial DNA using the Illumina MiSeq next-generation sequencing (NGS) platform |
2013 |
4199 |
When challenged by difficult biological samples, the forensic analyst is far more likely to
obtain useful data by sequencing the human mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA). Nextgeneration
sequencing (NGS) technologies are currently being evaluated by the F... |
| Optimization of a method for the extraction of DNA from human skeletal remains for forensic casework |
2015 |
12081 |
Obtaining full DNA profiles from bone can be challenging due to the inherently low quantity and quality of DNA. An efficient extraction protocol is required to maximize DNA recovery from bone samples while minimizing the coextraction of the PCR inhib... |
| Whole genome DNA sequence analysis of Salmonella Enterica subspecies isolated from environmental soil and fecal samples in Western North Carolina |
2015 |
2118 |
Foodborne bacterial pathogens like Salmonella genera remain of interest to regulatory agencieslike the FDA and CDC. As a foodborne pathogen, capable of causing serious illness in bothhuman and non-human animals, the CDC has listed Salmonella spp. as ... |