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  • Title: [STR and RFLP polymorphism in paternity determination based on family investigation].
    Author: Jacewicz R, Szram S.
    Journal: Arch Med Sadowej Kryminol; 2005; 55(1):36-8. PubMed ID: 15984118.
    Abstract:
    This paper shows a paternity examination of a deceased putative father carried out on the basis of his family investigation. Statistical evaluation proved the defendant's paternity using STR and RFLP analyses with the probability of more than 99,999% (PI > 100 000). The restriction analysis has proven considerably more informative than the amplification analysis, which means seven RFLP markers correspond with the similar paternity indices of the fifteen STR markers.
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