FSC360H5 Lecture : Lecture #9

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Dna analysis claims roots in classical genetics, biochemistry, and molecular biology. As each case is different, the previous history and current state of any sample must be considered when making decisions regarding the admissibility of the typing results, this process of assessment continues throughout the analysis. The process of continuous monitoring and assessment of the analysis procedures plus the potential power of dna typing results, highlighted the issue of certification of laboratory personnel and accreditation of laboratories. With the ingoing increase in the number of cases and samples tested, dna typing has become increasingly automated. The statistical interpretation of dna typing results, especially in the context of population genetics, has been the least understood and the most hotly debated issue. Computer technology has become invaluable in the processing and management of large numbers of samples, such as those used in making a convicted offender database. Computers used in the evaluation, statistical analysis and storage of data.

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