Št. zadetkov: 36
Pregledni znanstveni članek
Oznake:
aged teeth;dental cementum;ethical consideration;human identification;nondestructive DNA extraction;
Upon an organism's death, enzymatic DNA repair ceases, exposing the This review synthesizes advances in nondestructive DNA extraction from teeth, emphasizing their importance in forensics and archaeogenetics. Because of their mineralized structure and resistance to diagenesis, teeth remain vital for ...
Leto:
2026
Vir:
Medicinska fakulteta (UL MF)
Pregledni znanstveni članek
Oznake:
bone and bones;DNA fingerprinting;DNA, ancient;forensic genetics;humans;microsatellite repeats;methods;analysis;Slovenia;
Ancient DNA research is typically conducted in dedicated clean-room facilities; however, recent work in Slovenia has demonstrated that standard forensic technologies can also be successfully applied to archaeological remains. This article reviews studies conducted by our group on skeletal samples fr ...
Leto:
2026
Vir:
Medicinska fakulteta (UL MF)
Pregledni znanstveni članek
Oznake:
autosomal STRs;forensic genetics;massively parallel sequencing;human identification;
Autosomal short tandem repeat (STR) markers remain the cornerstone of modern forensic genetics, providing exceptional power for individualization, kinship verification, and reconstruction of complex investigative cases. Over the last decade, the field has undergone a major technological transition f ...
Leto:
2026
Vir:
Medicinska fakulteta (UL MF)
Izvirni znanstveni članek
Oznake:
teeth;analysisi of DNA preservation;forensic research;archeological research;zobje;analiza ohranjenosti DNA;forenzična raziskava;arheološka raziskava;
This study investigates the preservation of DNA in different categories of teeth, including permanent and deciduous, fully developed and not fully developed, in both adults and non-adults. Teeth were sampled from a modern-era cemetery in Ljubljana, Slovenia. DNA extraction was performed using a full ...
Leto:
2023
Vir:
Filozofska fakulteta (UL FF)
Izvirni znanstveni članek
Oznake:
aged DNA;compact bone;DNA preservation;human identification;trabecular bone;
Significant variation exists in the molecular structure of compact and trabecular bone. In compact bone full dissolution of the bone powder is required to efficiently release the DNA from hydroxyapatite. In trabecular bone where soft tissues are preserved, we assume that full dissolution of the bone ...
Leto:
2024
Vir:
Medicinska fakulteta (UL MF)
Izvirni znanstveni članek
Oznake:
bone powder;DNA degradation;DNA preservation;DNA yield;long-term storage;STR typing;
Proper storage conditions are important for preservation of DNA. Bones are usually stored long term at -20 °C. When isolating DNA from bones, the bone powder obtained is not fully consumed. The value of retaining bone powder left after extracting DNA for future DNA analysis has been confirmed after ...
Leto:
2025
Vir:
Medicinska fakulteta (UL MF)
Izvirni znanstveni članek
Oznake:
MtDNA;next generation sequencing;Sanger sequencing;skeletal remains;WWII;
Rapid technological advancements have significantly enhanced DNA analysis. A key innovation is Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS), also known as Massively Parallel Sequencing (MPS), which followed classic Sanger (CS) sequencing. Compared to CS, NGS offers higher sensitivity, resolution, and throughput ...
Leto:
2025
Vir:
Medicinska fakulteta (UL MF)
Izvirni znanstveni članek
Oznake:
ancient DNA;dental cementum;missing person identification;nondestructive DNA extraction;STR typing;tooth root;
Skeletal remains are among the most challenging forensic samples, and when extracting DNA from them, destructive grinding is usually employed to obtain a sufficient quantity of DNA. When identifying skeletonized remains, a nondestructive extraction method is of great importance, and undamaged skelet ...
Leto:
2025
Vir:
Medicinska fakulteta (UL MF)
Izvirni znanstveni članek
Oznake:
skeletal remains;ancient DNA;petrous bones;
Phenotypic trait prediction in ancient DNA analysis can provide information about the external appearance of individuals from past human populations. Some studies predicting eye and hair color in ancient adult skeletons have been published, but not for ancient subadult skeletons, which are more pron ...
Leto:
2023
Vir:
Medicinska fakulteta (UL MF)
Izvirni znanstveni članek
Oznake:
Second World War;skeletal remains;mtDNA;nDNA;qPCR;
Mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) is of great value in forensics to procure information about a person when a next of kin, personal belongings, or other sources of nuclear DNA (nDNA) are unavailable, or nDNA is lacking in quality and quantity. The quality and reliability of the results depend greatly on ens ...
Leto:
2023
Vir:
Medicinska fakulteta (UL MF)