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Course Outline
Introduction to Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) and Forensic Applications for Government
- Overview of DNA sequencing technologies
- Advantages of NGS over traditional forensic methods
- Common forensic applications of NGS
Fundamentals of Forensic Genetics for Government
- DNA markers used in forensic analysis
- Short Tandem Repeats (STRs) and Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms (SNPs)
- Mitochondrial DNA and Y-chromosome analysis
NGS Workflows in Forensic Casework for Government
- Sample preparation and library construction
- Sequencing protocols for forensic samples
- Quality control and contamination prevention
Bioinformatics and NGS Data Analysis for Government
- NGS data processing and alignment
- Variant calling and forensic interpretation
- Software tools for forensic genomic analysis
Forensic Anthropology and Ancestry Determination for Government
- Genetic markers for ancestry and population studies
- NGS applications in ancient and degraded DNA analysis
- Case studies in forensic anthropology
NGS for Challenging and Degraded Samples for Government
- Techniques for low-quality and low-quantity DNA
- Dealing with environmental and mixed DNA samples
- NGS applications in missing persons and disaster victim identification
Legal, Ethical, and Regulatory Considerations for Government
- Privacy concerns in forensic genomics
- Regulatory frameworks for forensic DNA databases
- Ethical challenges in forensic genetic analysis
Future Trends in Forensic Genomics for Government
- Advancements in sequencing technology
- Integration of AI in forensic genetics
- Emerging forensic applications of NGS
Summary and Next Steps for Government
Requirements
- Basic understanding of genetics and forensic science principles
- Familiarity with DNA sequencing methodologies
Audience for Government
- Forensic scientists and geneticists
- Anthropologists and bioarchaeologists
- Law enforcement officers and forensic investigators
14 Hours
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