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Forensic DNA Typing, Second Edition: Biology, Technology, and Ge
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ISBN
9780121479527
Publication Year
2005
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Name
Forensic D N A Typing : Biology, Technology, and Genetics of Str Markers
Author
John M. Butler
Features
Revised
Item Length
9.7in
Publisher
Elsevier Science & Technology
Item Width
7.4in
Item Weight
35.3 Oz
Number of Pages
688 Pages
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Forensic DNA Typing, Second Edition, is the only book available that specifically covers detailed information on mitochondrial DNA and the Y chromosome. It examines the science of current forensic DNA typing methods by focusing on the biology, technology, and genetic interpretation of short tandem repeat (STR) markers, which encompass the most common forensic DNA analysis methods used today. The book covers topics from introductory level right up to cutting edge research. High-profile cases are addressed throughout the text, near the sections dealing with the science or issues behind these cases. Ten new chapters have been added to accommodate the explosion of new information since the turn of the century. These additional chapters cover statistical genetic analysis of DNA data, an emerging field of interest to DNA research. Several chapters on statistical analysis of short tandem repeat (STR) typing data have been contributed by Dr. George Carmody, a well-respected professor in forensic genetics. Specific examples make the concepts of population genetics more understandable. This book will be of interest to researchers and practitioners in forensic DNA analysis, forensic scientists, population geneticists, military and private and public forensic laboratories (for identifying individuals through remains), and students of forensic science.
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Elsevier Science & Technology
ISBN-10
0121479528
ISBN-13
9780121479527
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43761047
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Publication Name
Forensic D N A Typing : Biology, Technology, and Genetics of Str Markers
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Features
Revised
Publication Year
2005
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
688 Pages
Dimensions
Item Length
9.7in
Item Width
7.4in
Item Weight
35.3 Oz
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Ra1057.55.B88 2005
Edition Description
Revised Edition
Edition Number
2
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"When they write the history of forensic science for our times, Forensic DNA Typing will be cited as the classic text on the subject.'--Richard Saferstein, Ph.D. ... the book is an exceptionally comprehensive reference, touching on every relevant aspect of current forensic DNA typing practice. - Journal of Forensic Sciences Apart from coverage, the book is well edited, attractively laid out, and makes productive use of its four-color format. - Journal of Forensic Sciences ... very good book, and will serve many practitioners and students of forensic DNA typing as a single source reference. - Journal of Forensic Sciences It is hard to think of a topic in forensic DNA typing that is not treated in the book. - Journal of Forensic Sciences "This is a volume which contains something of value to all forensic scientists.' -- Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine "[One] that should be purchased rather than borrowed . . .it is an outstanding guide to the subject.' - Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine ...up to date every few years, it has the potential to become the standard reference, perhaps something. - Journal of Forensic Sciences A final point is that the book is a phenomenal bargain in this day and age at around $80 a copy. - Journal of Forensic Sciences, "When they write the history of forensic science for our times, Forensic DNA Typing will be cited as the classic text on the subject."-Richard Saferstein, Ph.D. ... the book is an exceptionally comprehensive reference, touching on every relevant aspect of current forensic DNA typing practice. - Journal of Forensic Sciences Apart from coverage, the book is well edited, attractively laid out, and makes productive use of its four-color format. - Journal of Forensic Sciences . very good book, and will serve many practitioners and students of forensic DNA typing as a single source reference. - Journal of Forensic Sciences It is hard to think of a topic in forensic DNA typing that is not treated in the book. - Journal of Forensic Sciences "This is a volume which contains something of value to all forensic scientists." -- Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine "[One] that should be purchased rather than borrowed . . .it is an outstanding guide to the subject." - Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine .up to date every few years, it has the potential to become the standard reference, perhaps something. - Journal of Forensic Sciences A final point is that the book is a phenomenal bargain in this day and age at around $80 a copy. - Journal of Forensic Sciences, "When they write the history of forensic science for our times, Forensic DNA Typing will be cited as the classic text on the subject. John Butler's organizational and communication skills have created a book unsurpassed in its abilities to guide a reader through the principles and practices of this complex but critical subject. This book is must reading for forensic educators and their students, and requires a prominent place on the shelf of every forensic and legal practitioner."-Richard Saferstein, Ph.D., Author and Forensic Science Consultant "The much-anticipated second edition of Dr. John Butler's Forensic DNA Typing provides an enormous amount of new and valuable information about DNA typing and the issues associated with this technology. It is a 'must read' for scientists, lawyers, academics, students, police officers or anyone who wants to understand modern DNA testing and the ways in which it has transformed criminal justice systems in the United States and around the world."-Stephen Hogan, Esq., Instructor, Forensic Biology, SUNY-Albany; Faculty Member, DNA Forensics Program, American Prosecutors Research Institute ...it will be clear that the book is an exceptionally comprehensive reference, touching on every relevant aspect of current forensic DNA typing practice. Apart from coverage, the book is well edited, attractively laid out, and makes productive use of its four-color format. Abundant figures and tables help explain and enumerate basic concepts as needed. A feature that is found in several parts of the book that I found particularly appealing is the detailed sourcing of information. This is a very good book, and will serve many practitioners and students of forensic DNA typing as a single source reference. It could also serve as a text for a one semester graduate level course in forensic DNA typing and technology. It is hard to think of a topic in forensic DNA typing that is not treated in the book. Accordingly, it will be a sort of standard reference book in the area. If there are plans to keep the book up to date every few years, it has the potential to become the standard reference, perhaps something akin to Clarke in drugs and toxicology. A final point is that the book is a phenomenal bargain in this day and age at around $80 a copy. There are probably minor things about which one could quibble, but it doesn't seem productive to do so when the overall product is so good. - Journal of Forensic Sciences "Students, lecturers and laboratory workers will all welcome this new edition. At 660 pages it is double the size of the former edition and clearly contains a great deal of new material as well as having been re-arranged. Dr. Butler's book goes far beyond dealing just with high profile cases and mass disasters. He has taken the opportunity in the expanded volume to explain all aspects of DNA typing in greater detail and has produced a volume which is not only informative but high readable. It is as much a book to be enjoyed by the scientist as one to educate and inform. This is a volume which contains something of value to all forensic scientists. It does not talk down to the reader but serves as a balanced guide through the rapidly developing field of DNA studies. It is a book that should be purchased rather than borrowed or just referred to as it is an outstanding guide to the subject. - Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine, When they write the history of forensic science for our times, Forensic DNA Typing will be cited as the classic text on the subject. John Butlers organizational and communication skills have created a book unsurpassed in its abilities to guide a reader through the principles and practices of this complex but critical subject. This book is must reading for forensic educators and their students, and requires a prominent place on the shelf of every forensic and legal practitioner.Richard Saferstein, Ph.D., Author and Forensic Science Consultant The much-anticipated second edition of Dr. John Butler's Forensic DNA Typing provides an enormous amount of new and valuable information about DNA typing and the issues associated with this technology. It is a must read for scientists, lawyers, academics, students, police officers or anyone who wants to understand modern DNA testing and the ways in which it has transformed criminal justice systems in the United States and around the world.Stephen Hogan, Esq., Instructor, Forensic Biology, SUNY-Albany; Faculty Member, DNA Forensics Program, American Prosecutors Research Institute ...it will be clear that the book is an exceptionally comprehensive reference, touching on every relevant aspect of current forensic DNA typing practice. Apart from coverage, the book is well edited, attractively laid out, and makes productive use of its four-color format. Abundant figures and tables help explain and enumerate basic concepts as needed. A feature that is found in several parts of the book that I found particularly appealing is the detailed sourcing of information. This is a very good book, and will serve many practitioners and students of forensic DNA typing as a single source reference. It could also serve as a text for a one semester graduate level course in forensic DNA typing and technology. It is hard to think of a topic in forensic DNA typing that is not treated in the book. Accordingly, it will be a sort of standard reference book in the area. If there are plans to keep the book up to date every few years, it has the potential to become the standard reference, perhaps something akin to Clarke in drugs and toxicology. A final point is that the book is a phenomenal bargain in this day and age at around $80 a copy. There are probably minor things about which one could quibble, but it doesnt seem productive to do so when the overall product is so good. - Journal of Forensic Sciences, "When they write the history of forensic science for our times, Forensic DNA Typing will be cited as the classic text on the subject. John Butler's organizational and communication skills have created a book unsurpassed in its abilities to guide a reader through the principles and practices of this complex but critical subject. This book is must reading for forensic educators and their students, and requires a prominent place on the shelf of every forensic and legal practitioner."--Richard Saferstein, Ph.D., Author and Forensic Science Consultant "The much-anticipated second edition of Dr. John Butler's Forensic DNA Typing provides an enormous amount of new and valuable information about DNA typing and the issues associated with this technology. It is a 'must read' for scientists, lawyers, academics, students, police officers or anyone who wants to understand modern DNA testing and the ways in which it has transformed criminal justice systems in the United States and around the world."--Stephen Hogan, Esq., Instructor, Forensic Biology, SUNY-Albany; Faculty Member, DNA Forensics Program, American Prosecutors Research Institute ...it will be clear that the book is an exceptionally comprehensive reference, touching on every relevant aspect of current forensic DNA typing practice. Apart from coverage, the book is well edited, attractively laid out, and makes productive use of its four-color format. Abundant figures and tables help explain and enumerate basic concepts as needed. A feature that is found in several parts of the book that I found particularly appealing is the detailed sourcing of information. This is a very good book, and will serve many practitioners and students of forensic DNA typing as a single source reference. It could also serve as a text for a one semester graduate level course in forensic DNA typing and technology. It is hard to think of a topic in forensic DNA typing that is not treated in the book. Accordingly, it will be a sort of standard reference book in the area. If there are plans to keep the book up to date every few years, it has the potential to become the standard reference, perhaps something akin to Clarke in drugs and toxicology. A final point is that the book is a phenomenal bargain in this day and age at around $80 a copy. There are probably minor things about which one could quibble, but it doesn't seem productive to do so when the overall product is so good. - Journal of Forensic Sciences "Students, lecturers and laboratory workers will all welcome this new edition. At 660 pages it is double the size of the former edition and clearly contains a great deal of new material as well as having been re-arranged. Dr. Butler's book goes far beyond dealing just with high profile cases and mass disasters. He has taken the opportunity in the expanded volume to explain all aspects of DNA typing in greater detail and has produced a volume which is not only informative but high readable. It is as much a book to be enjoyed by the scientist as one to educate and inform. This is a volume which contains something of value to all forensic scientists. It does not talk down to the reader but serves as a balanced guide through the rapidly developing field of DNA studies. It is a book that should be purchased rather than borrowed or just referred to as it is an outstanding guide to the subject. - Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine, "When they write the history of forensic science for our times, Forensic DNA Typing will be cited as the classic text on the subject."--Richard Saferstein, Ph.D. ... the book is an exceptionally comprehensive reference, touching on every relevant aspect of current forensic DNA typing practice. - Journal of Forensic Sciences Apart from coverage, the book is well edited, attractively laid out, and makes productive use of its four-color format. - Journal of Forensic Sciences ... very good book, and will serve many practitioners and students of forensic DNA typing as a single source reference. - Journal of Forensic Sciences It is hard to think of a topic in forensic DNA typing that is not treated in the book. - Journal of Forensic Sciences "This is a volume which contains something of value to all forensic scientists." -- Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine "[One] that should be purchased rather than borrowed . . .it is an outstanding guide to the subject." - Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine ...up to date every few years, it has the potential to become the standard reference, perhaps something. - Journal of Forensic Sciences A final point is that the book is a phenomenal bargain in this day and age at around $80 a copy. - Journal of Forensic Sciences, "When they write the history of forensic science for our times, Forensic DNA Typing will be cited as the classic text on the subject. John Butler's organizational and communication skills have created a book unsurpassed in its abilities to guide a reader through the principles and practices of this complex but critical subject. This book is must reading for forensic educators and their students, and requires a prominent place on the shelf of every forensic and legal practitioner._-Richard Saferstein, Ph.D., Author and Forensic Science Consultant "The much-anticipated second edition of Dr. John Butler's Forensic DNA Typing provides an enormous amount of new and valuable information about DNA typing and the issues associated with this technology. It is a 'must read' for scientists, lawyers, academics, students, police officers or anyone who wants to understand modern DNA testing and the ways in which it has transformed criminal justice systems in the United States and around the world._-Stephen Hogan, Esq., Instructor, Forensic Biology, SUNY-Albany; Faculty Member, DNA Forensics Program, American Prosecutors Research Institute ...it will be clear that the book is an exceptionally comprehensive reference, touching on every relevant aspect of current forensic DNA typing practice. Apart from coverage, the book is well edited, attractively laid out, and makes productive use of its four-color format. Abundant figures and tables help explain and enumerate basic concepts as needed. A feature that is found in several parts of the book that I found particularly appealing is the detailed sourcing of information. This is a very good book, and will serve many practitioners and students of forensic DNA typing as a single source reference. It could also serve as a text for a one semester graduate level course in forensic DNA typing and technology. It is hard to think of a topic in forensic DNA typing that is not treated in the book. Accordingly, it will be a sort of standard reference book in the area. If there are plans to keep the book up to date every few years, it has the potential to become the standard reference, perhaps something akin to Clarke in drugs and toxicology. A final point is that the book is a phenomenal bargain in this day and age at around $80 a copy. There are probably minor things about which one could quibble, but it doesn't seem productive to do so when the overall product is so good. - Journal of Forensic Sciences "Students, lecturers and laboratory workers will all welcome this new edition. At 660 pages it is double the size of the former edition and clearly contains a great deal of new material as well as having been re-arranged. Dr. Butler's book goes far beyond dealing just with high profile cases and mass disasters. He has taken the opportunity in the expanded volume to explain all aspects of DNA typing in greater detail and has produced a volume which is not only informative but high readable. It is as much a book to be enjoyed by the scientist as one to educate and inform. This is a volume which contains something of value to all forensic scientists. It does not talk down to the reader but serves as a balanced guide through the rapidly developing field of DNA studies. It is a book that should be purchased rather than borrowed or just referred to as it is an outstanding guide to the subject. - Journal of Clinical Forensic Medicine
Table of Content
Ch. 1: Overview & History of DNA Typing Ch. 2: DNA Biology Review Ch. 3: Sample Collection, DNA Extraction, and DNA Quantitation Ch. 4: The Polymerase Chain Reaction (DNA Amplification) Ch. 5: Commonly Used Short Tandem Repeat Markers and Commercial Kits Ch. 6: Biology of STRs Ch. 7: Forensic Issues Ch. 8: Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms & Other Bi-allelic Markers Ch. 9: Y-Chromosome DNA Testing Ch. 10: Mitochondrial DNA Analysis Ch. 11: Non-Human DNA and Microbial Forensics Ch. 12: DNA Separation Methods Ch. 13: DNA Detection Methods Ch. 14: Instrumentation for STR Typing Ch. 15: STR Genotyping Issues Ch. 16: Laboratory Validation Ch. 17: New Technologies, Automation, and Expert Systems Ch. 18: CODIS and DNA Databases Ch. 19: Basic Genetic Principles, Statistics, & Probability Ch. 20: STR Population Database Analyses Ch. 21: Profile Frequency Estimates, Likelihood Ratios & Source Attribution Ch. 22: Approaches to Statistical Analysis of Mixtures and Degraded DNA Ch. 23: Kinship and Parentage Testing Ch. 24: Mass Disaster DNA Victim Identification App I: Reported STR Alleles App II: Population Data-STR Allele Frequencies App. III: Suppliers of DNA Analysis Supplies App. IV: DAB QA Standards App. V: DAB Recommendations on Statistics App. VI: NRC II Recommendations App. VII: Example DNA Cases
Copyright Date
2005
Target Audience
College Audience
Topic
Forensic Medicine, Life Sciences / Genetics & Genomics, Forensic Science, Criminology
Lccn
2004-114214
Dewey Decimal
572.86
Dewey Edition
22
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Law, Science, Medical, Social Science
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