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Unifying Themes in Complex Systemse most ubiquitous in nature, and their presence aids in linking perpetrator to the victim as well as crime scene. Recognition of biological fluids as substantive evidences is endorsed by presence of DNA in them. Advancing forensic DNA typing techniques have a great potential in characterization and

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Y. Grondin,D. J. Raine,V. Norrisned from a sample: good DNA produces good interpretable profiles..Forensic evidences are highly variable and unpredictable; thus the choice of the DNA extraction procedure depends on some factors such as the type of the biological sample, the wide ranges of substrates where the sample may be placed,

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Sang-Kyu Son,Dong Han Kim,Hayati Aygüner, many challenges remain that must be solved, such as inhibition of the reaction, DNA degradation, low copy number (LCN) DNA, and DNA contamination. The aim of this chapter is to examine these issues and give the reader not a solution but options for dealing with these challenges. First, inhibitor

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Tsz-King Suen,Sheung-Tung Ho,Yip-Kan Yeungproduced in the court of law, proper collection, preservation, and transportation of biological evidences play an imperative role. To conduct a DNA test, the biological samples can be divided into two types, the questioned exhibits and the reference exhibits. The results obtained from both the exhib

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