Topic outline
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Material includes:
- a general review on STR typing by capillary electrophoresis
- a paper describing SBE and forensic applications of SNPs (several arguments such as ancestry inference and phenotyping will be covered in following lessons)
- the first paper describing forensic use of Indels
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Use LRmix and Euroformix to interpret DNA samples provided in the exercise 1 and 2 sub-folders of supplementary material.
Follow the instructions included in subfolders (NB please notice that in Euroformix Exercise 2 a further penalization score is applied when 3 contributors are assumed instead of 2).
Provide the results either as .doc files, filling the yellow spaces in the instructions files of each exercise, or as separated LRmix and Euroformix report files for each exercise/assignement within exercise.
For self evaluation, correrct results of the exercises will be uploaded on Moodle after due date (19th May 2020).
The sole purpose of these exercises is -for you- to gain experience with forensic genetics software, and -for me- to assess the effectiveness of my presentations. Submission of the results is not mandatory and submitted results will not be used for your final evaluation.
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Due to audio recording problems, the presentation stops abruptly at minute 28.10, please proceed to pt Ib for the following part of the presentation
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Use Familias and FamlinkX to interpret DNA samples provided in the exercise 1 and 2 sub-folders of supplementary material.
Follow the instructions included in the woorkbook (.ppt)
Provide the results either as .doc files, filling the yellow spaces in the module provided as supplementary material, or as separated Familias and FamlinkX report files for each exercise/assignement within exercise.
For self evaluation, correrct results of the exercises will be uploaded on Moodle after due date (25th May 2020).
The sole purpose of these exercises is -for you- to gain experience with forensic genetics software, and -for me- to assess the effectiveness of my presentations. Submission of the results is not mandatory and submitted results will not be used for your final evaluation.
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This directory contains the files you need to download on your computer in a folder called "popgen_tutorial".
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This file is the popgen_tutorial.html I have shown you in the videos.
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Review on time of death estimation
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link to e-book resource "Jason Payne-James, Richard Jones, Steven Karch, and John Manlove. Simpson's forensic medicine, CRC Press LLC 2011"
If the link does not work, please follow the path: https://www.bfm.unito.it/it/che-cosa-cerchi/e-book > Trova_UniTO: E-books > write in the "inserisci titolo o ISBN" search box: "Simpson's forensic medicine" and then follow the link
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link to e-book resource "Charles Catanese. Color Atlas of Forensic Medicine and Pathology, Taylor & Francis Group 2009"
If the link does not work, please follow the path: https://www.bfm.unito.it/it/che-cosa-cerchi/e-book > Trova_UniTO: E-books > write in the "inserisci titolo o ISBN" search box: "Color Atlas of Forensic Medicine and Pathology" and then follow the link
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The test consists of 15 multiple choice questions. Each question has 5 answers (only one correct). Correct answers will give 2 points; wrong answers 0 points (no penalization).
Time limit to perform the test is 12 minutes. The test will be open between 10.30 AM and 11.00 AM of 26.6.2020. Time limit to perform the test is 12 minutes and only one attempt is allowed.
Written test scores will be confirmed (or increased/decreased of maximum 2 points, according to performance) after oral examination.
NB please remember to have the PC/pocket calculator ready before starting the written test, since it could be useful to answer some of the questions!
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The test consists of 15 multiple choice questions. Each question has 5 answers (only one correct). Correct answers will give 2 points; wrong answers 0 points (no penalization).
The test will be open between 10.30 AM and 11.00 AM of 20.7.2020 (Central European Time). Time limit to perform the test is 12 minutes and only one attempt is allowed.
Written test scores will be confirmed (or increased/decreased of maximum 2 points, according to performance) after oral examination.
NB please remember to have the PC/pocket calculator ready before starting the written test, since it could be useful to answer some of the questions!
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The test consists of 15 multiple choice questions. Each question has 5 answers (only one correct). Correct answers will give 2 points; wrong answers 0 points (no penalization).
The test will be open between 10.30 AM and 11.00 AM of 29.9.2020 (Central European Time). Time limit to perform the test is 12 minutes and only one attempt is allowed.
Written test scores will be confirmed (or increased/decreased of maximum 2 points, according to performance) after oral examination.
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The test consists of 15 multiple choice questions. Each question has 5 answers (only one correct). Correct answers will give 2 points; wrong answers 0 points (no penalization).
The test will be open between 10.00 AM and 10.30 AM of 13.11.2020 (Central European Time). Time limit to perform the test is 12 minutes and only one attempt is allowed.
Written test scores will be confirmed (or increased/decreased of maximum 2 points, according to performance) after oral examination.
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The test consists of 15 multiple choice questions. Each question has 5 answers (only one correct). Correct answers will give 2 points; wrong answers 0 points (no penalization).
The test will be open between 14.00 PM and 14.30 AM of 28.1.2021 (Central European Time). Time limit to perform the test is 12 minutes and only one attempt is allowed.
Written test scores will be confirmed (or increased/decreased of maximum 2 points, according to performance) after oral examination.
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