Population Data of the COfiler STR Loci in Koreans

Self-formation of dielectric layer containing CoSi2 nanocrystals by plasma-enhanced atomic layer deposition

“…Metal silicides have been used for device contact materials since they have physical and electrical compatibility with Si-based devices, and thermal stability as well as low resistivity. Thus, it is beneficial to use thermally stable silicide nanocrystals as charge trapping sites instead of metal nanocrystals [2,3]. So far, several different metal silicide nanocrystals such as CoSi 2 [4,5], NiSi [6], and MoSi [7] have been studied for this application.…”

DNA Typing for the Identification of Old Skeletal Remains from Korean War Victims*

“…To confirm the alleged relationship, the likelihood ratios (LRs) for the proposition that the individuals have the stated relationship versus the proposition that they are unrelated were obtained by multiplying LRs based on autosomal STR, Y‐STR, and mtDNA analysis results. LRs based on autosomal STR results were calculated using the AS‐STRmanager program (Shin, Korea, unpublished data) and a database of 679 unrelated Koreans according to the method of Buckleton and Triggs (18–20). When calculating the cumulative LRs for autosomal STR using multiple PCR amplification systems, the frequency of the shared loci was considered only once.…”

Population data of nine miniSTR loci in Koreans

“…Allele frequencies and forensic parameters were shown in Table 2. Comparison of power of discrimination (PD) and mean exclusion chance (MEC) values between the nine miniSTRs and the 13 CODIS STR loci in Koreans [10,11] was displayed in Table 3.…”

“…The combined discrimination index (DI) and the combined mean exclusion chance (MEC) for the nine miniSTR loci were 1: 1.02 Â 10 8 and 0.9971, respectively. The power of discrimination (PD) and mean exclusion chance (MEC) values of the CODIS STRs from published data on the Korean population [10,11] were also compared with those of the nine miniSTRs to assess the utility of each locus in human identification and paternity tests in the Korean population ( Table 3). The result showed that five miniSTRs (D10S1248, D2S441, D22S1045, D14S1434, and D6D474) were as highly informative as the CODIS STRs suggesting that these miniSTRs could be useful supplements to the CODIS STRs for forensic analysis of degraded DNA.…”

“…This paper follows the guidelines for publication of population data requested by the journal [12]. Power of discrimination and mean exclusion chance values of the 13 CODIS STRs are from published data of Han et al [10,11].…”