THE USE OF THE STRS HUMTHO1, HUMVWA31 A, HUMF13A1, HUMFES/FPS, HUMLPLIN FORENSIC APPLICATION - VALIDATION STUDIES AND POPULATION-DATA FOR GALICIA (NW SPAIN)/
C. Pestoni et al., THE USE OF THE STRS HUMTHO1, HUMVWA31 A, HUMF13A1, HUMFES/FPS, HUMLPLIN FORENSIC APPLICATION - VALIDATION STUDIES AND POPULATION-DATA FOR GALICIA (NW SPAIN)/, International journal of legal medicine, 107(6), 1995, pp. 283-290
The 5 tetranucleotide short tandem repeats, HUMTH01, HUMVWA31/A, HUMF1
3A1, HUMFES/FPS and HUMLPL were studied using different electrophoreti
c methods and PCR amplification conditions in order to optimize the ty
ping conditions. A genetic population study in the population of Galic
ia was carried out and the allele and genotype frequencies are given.
Compliance with the Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium was tested using differ
ent statistical parameters, with clear advantages resulting in favor o
f using the exact test (Guo-Thompson method) instead of conventional c
hi-square methods. Some statistical parameters of forensic interest (P
D, CE, h) were also calculated. There were no mutations found in a tot
al of 73 paternal meioses and 101 maternal meioses. Abnormal electroph
oretic mobility was found in the AT-rich STR HUMF13A1 under non-denatu
ring conditions and, therefore, the use of denaturing conditions is ab
solutely necessary. No ''stutter'' bands were found, although double p
eaks in the HUMFES/FPS system were observed in some samples. The advan
tage of using automated sequencers with fluorescent technology is also
reported.