Prediction of autosomal STR typing success in ancient and Second World War bone samples.

Prediction of autosomal STR typing success in ancient and Second World War bone samples.
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10.1016/j.fsigen.2016.11.004
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2017-03
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Forensic science international. Genetics
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I. Zupanič Pajnič;T. Zupanc;J. Balažič;Živa Miriam Geršak;O. Stojković;Ivan Skadrić;Matija Črešnar
I. Zupanič Pajnič;T. Zupanc;J. Balažič;Živa Miriam Geršak;O. Stojković;Ivan Skadrić;Matija Črešnar
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I. Zupanič Pajnič;T. Zupanc;J. Balažič;Živa Miriam Geršak;O. Stojković;Ivan Skadrić;Matija Črešnar

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