Next-generation sequencing (NGS) is a powerful tool for human identification. In contrast to current analog methods used by forensic laboratories, NGS enables applications such as age-estimation, forensic investigative genetic genealogy, body fluid identification, and enhanced mixture deconvolution. Given that forensic samples can have DNA inputs as low as 8 pg, high levels of inhibition, degradation, and contamination with human and non-human DNA, it is extremely important to minimize human error and variance to maximize case success.
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