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DNA typing in populations of mule deer for forensic use in the Province of Alberta
Authors:Richard M Jobin  Denise Patterson  Youfang Zhang
Institution:aAlberta Sustainable Resource Development, Fish and Wildlife Forensic Laboratory, 7th Floor OS Longman Building, 6909-116 Street, Edmonton, Alberta T6H 4P2, Canada;bDepartment of Criminal Investigation, Zhejiang Police College, 555 Binwen Road, Hangzhou 310053, PR China
Abstract:The present study involves the development of forensic DNA typing tests and databases for mule deer in the Province of Alberta. Two multiplex PCR reactions interrogating 10 loci were used to analyze samples from three populations of mule deer. Additionally, an amelogenin based sex-typing marker was used to determine the gender of samples. Results show that the tests and databases are appropriate for use in forensic applications. Additionally, the results indicate that there is little population structure in mule deer in Alberta and that no changes to management of this game species are suggested.
Keywords:Forensic science  Wildlife  Alberta  Mule deer  DNA typing  Microsatellite  Odocoileus hemionus  Poaching  Polymerase chain reaction  Sika amelogenin  BM4107  T7  Rt30  Rt7  Rt5  BM1225  OheN  BM4208  OheQ
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