Abstract
The D4S95-VNTR locus was amplified and the polymorphism analysed in a population sample of 169 randomly selected Japanese individuals. A total of 14 alleles containing 850–1360 base pairs were distinguished by agarose gel electrophoresis. The distribution of alleles was symmetrical with respect to one peak at 1030 bp. The mean exclusion chance and discrimination power were calculated as 0.604 and 0.876 respectively.
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Honda, K., Nakatome, M., Islam, M.N. et al. Amplification and detection of the VNTR locus D4S95 in a Japanese population. Int J Leg Med 108, 43–44 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01845617
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