Publications by authors named "Dongtao Jia"

The male-specific Y chromosome short tandem repeat (STR) locus is used widely in forensic case, which are useful molecular tool to providing the biological evidence for male/female mixture and paternal lineage cases. The Y-STR analysis has been greatly facilitated by advent of commercial multiplex kit. However, even with well-designed robust multiplex kit, abnormal genotyping profile may be observed when encountering with mutations, such as deletion/duplication within the target region or mutation at the primer binding site.

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The applications of DNA profiling aim to identify perpetrators, missing family members and disaster victims in forensic investigations. Single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) based forensic applications are emerging rapidly with a potential to replace short tandem repeats (STRs) based panels which are now being used widely, and there is a need for a well-designed SNP panel to meet such challenge for this transition. Here we present a panel of 175 SNP markers (referred to as Fudan ID Panel or FID), selected from ∼3.

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Nantong is located in mid-eastern China, and the Han population in Nantong may be greatly affected by population admixture between northern and southern Han Chinese populations. In this study, we analyzed 17 autosomal short tandem repeat (STR) loci on 2923 unrelated individuals collected from the Han population of Nantong. No significant deviation from Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium was observed at all STR loci, and the expected heterozygosity ranged from 0.

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Objective: To extract sperm DNA from mixed stain by the modified differential lysis method combined with silicon bead method and to evaluate its application value.

Methods: Fifty-two mixed stains containing female STR genotypes detected by differential lysis method were collected. The sperm DNA was extracted by the modified method combined with silicon bead method, then genotyped with the Identifiler Kit, and compared with the results of genotyping by the conventional differential lysis method as control.

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