Exclusion of Paternity in the HL‐A System without Testing the Deceased Accused Man

Abstract

Abstract. In a case of disputed paternity only the HL‐A system demonstrated the nonpaternity of a deceased man whose HL‐A genotype could be deduced by testing his relatives. As a curiosity in this case the ‘father’ of this man was also excluded from the paternity by means of the HL‐A system.