Comparisons between anthropological and genomic ancestry assignments for UHRs reveals significant discordance, shedding light on the challenges in determining population affinity, particularly for admixed populations.
This paper illustrates measures that can be implemented to protect genomic data derived from reference testing of third-party individuals during a forensic genetic genealogy investigation.
With decreasing DNA sequencing costs and improving sensitivity of detection, forensic genetic genealogy, enabled by dense SNP testing, is expanding its capabilities to generate investigative leads from a wide range of biological evidence.