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Chapter 1. Forensic DNA Typing: Inception, Methodology and Technical Advancements
Chapter 2. STR Typing and Available Multiplex kits Including Validation methods
Chapter 3. Sequential Advancements of DNA Profiling: An Overview of Complete Arena
Chapter 4. Forensic DNAevidence: From Crime Scene to Conviction
Chapter 5. RNA and DNA Based Identification of Body Fluids
Chapter 6. Statistical softwares used in evaluation of Forensic DNAtyping
Chapter 7. Ancient DNA analysis and its relevance in forensic DNA fingerprinting
Chapter 8. Analyses of Second World War skeletal remains using a forensic approach
Chapter 9. Molecular tools for analysis of Archaeological and Prehistoric Human Bones: a perspective of anthropological and forensic relevance
Chapter 10. Usefulness of Mini-STRs in analyzing degraded DNA samples and their forensic relevance
Chapter 11. Capillary electrophoresis issues in forensic DNA typing
Chapter 12. Human trafficking and DNA analysis
Chapter 13. Autosomal STR Typing and Case Studies
Chapter 14. Y Chromosome Short Tandem Repeats Typing
Chapter 15. X-STRs: Potentials and Applications
Chapter 16. Applications of Mitochondrial DNA in Forensic Science
Chapter 17. SNP in Forensic DNA Testing
Chapter 18. SNP Testing in Forensic Science
Chapter 19. DNA analysis of domestic animals
Chapter 20. DNA forensics in combating illegal wildlife trade: present, past and future perspectives
Chapter 21. The utility of DNA Barcoding Technology in the Authentication of Medicinal Plants in Illegal Trade: A critical review
Chapter 22. DNA barcoding in forensic mycology: concepts, limitations and future prospects
Chapter 23. Applications of Next Generation Sequencing in forensic field
Chapter 24. Utility and possibility of Next-Generation Sequencing in Forensic DNA typing
Chapter 25. Oral Microbes: A hidden yet powerful evidence for futuristic forensic investigation
Chapter 26. MALDITOF the 4th generation techniques still at its infancy to identify forensically important insects
Chapter 27. Forensic DNA Phenotyping
Chapter 28. Rapid DNA typing
Chapter 29. Guidelines for collection and preservation of samples for Forensic DNA testing
Chapter 30. Quality Control in Forensic DNA Typing
Chapter 31. Legal aspects of Forensic DNA typing
Chapter 32. DNA Databases
Chapter 33. Building of the World's Largest DNA Database: the China Case
Chapter 34. DNA Databases: Risks, Benefits, Privacy, and Human Rights.
Chapter 2. STR Typing and Available Multiplex kits Including Validation methods
Chapter 3. Sequential Advancements of DNA Profiling: An Overview of Complete Arena
Chapter 4. Forensic DNAevidence: From Crime Scene to Conviction
Chapter 5. RNA and DNA Based Identification of Body Fluids
Chapter 6. Statistical softwares used in evaluation of Forensic DNAtyping
Chapter 7. Ancient DNA analysis and its relevance in forensic DNA fingerprinting
Chapter 8. Analyses of Second World War skeletal remains using a forensic approach
Chapter 9. Molecular tools for analysis of Archaeological and Prehistoric Human Bones: a perspective of anthropological and forensic relevance
Chapter 10. Usefulness of Mini-STRs in analyzing degraded DNA samples and their forensic relevance
Chapter 11. Capillary electrophoresis issues in forensic DNA typing
Chapter 12. Human trafficking and DNA analysis
Chapter 13. Autosomal STR Typing and Case Studies
Chapter 14. Y Chromosome Short Tandem Repeats Typing
Chapter 15. X-STRs: Potentials and Applications
Chapter 16. Applications of Mitochondrial DNA in Forensic Science
Chapter 17. SNP in Forensic DNA Testing
Chapter 18. SNP Testing in Forensic Science
Chapter 19. DNA analysis of domestic animals
Chapter 20. DNA forensics in combating illegal wildlife trade: present, past and future perspectives
Chapter 21. The utility of DNA Barcoding Technology in the Authentication of Medicinal Plants in Illegal Trade: A critical review
Chapter 22. DNA barcoding in forensic mycology: concepts, limitations and future prospects
Chapter 23. Applications of Next Generation Sequencing in forensic field
Chapter 24. Utility and possibility of Next-Generation Sequencing in Forensic DNA typing
Chapter 25. Oral Microbes: A hidden yet powerful evidence for futuristic forensic investigation
Chapter 26. MALDITOF the 4th generation techniques still at its infancy to identify forensically important insects
Chapter 27. Forensic DNA Phenotyping
Chapter 28. Rapid DNA typing
Chapter 29. Guidelines for collection and preservation of samples for Forensic DNA testing
Chapter 30. Quality Control in Forensic DNA Typing
Chapter 31. Legal aspects of Forensic DNA typing
Chapter 32. DNA Databases
Chapter 33. Building of the World's Largest DNA Database: the China Case
Chapter 34. DNA Databases: Risks, Benefits, Privacy, and Human Rights.