Report of the First Latin American Collaborative Quality Control Exercise on Forensic DNA Typing

CORACH D; SALA ANDREA; PENACINO G

San Francisco

Congreso; 18 th Congress of the International Society for Forensic Haemogenetics; 1999

ISFG (International Society of Forensic Genetics)

The high level of standardization attained by the human identification approaches based on DNA typing facilitated the methodologies to be applied either in paternity testing or in forensic casework. This first collaborative exercise showed to be highly informative in terms of the efficiency of the genetic markers employed and the proficiency of the participating labs.