1. High-efficiency automated DNA extraction method for degraded old skeletal samples 
Seung-Bum Hong, Yangseop Kim, Jung-Hyun Park 
Forensic Science International: Genetics Supplement Series 
Volume 6, Pages e365-e367 (December 2017)
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2. Fig. 1
A) Comparison of human DNA yield detected in samples extracted from skeletal remains. Mean quantities of total human DNA detected in samples extracted from skeletal remains. B) Comparison of PCR inhibition Mean Ct(IPC) detected in samples extracted from skeletal remains. Mean Ct(IPC) values detected in samples extracted from skeletal remains (values: mean, n=70).
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3. Fig. 2
A) Comparison of A-STR genotyping success rates of DNA samples extracted from skeletal remains. Mean success rates (%) of A-STR (PowerPlex Fusion) genotyping in DNA samples extracted from skeletal remains. B) Comparison of Y-STR genotyping success rates of DNA samples extracted from skeletal remains. Mean success rates (%) of Y-STR (PowerPlex Y23) genotyping in DNA samples extracted from skeletal remains (values: mean, n=70).
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