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Development of a routine forensic process for individual identification using genetically variant peptides in human hair evidence
Introduction: In the absence of DNA, proteomic genotyping is a proposed means of associating biological forensic evidence with an individual. Complementary to DNA-based methods, this technique has the potential to assist in situations where DNA is poorly recovered or absent. Genetically variant pept
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