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Andreas Hellmann
Researcher at German Criminal Police Office
Publications - 6
Citations - 305
Andreas Hellmann is an academic researcher from German Criminal Police Office. The author has contributed to research in topics: Population & Allele frequency. The author has an hindex of 5, co-authored 6 publications receiving 272 citations.
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ISFG: recommendations regarding the use of non-human (animal) DNA in forensic genetic investigations.
Adrian Linacre,Leonor Gusmão,Werner Hecht,Andreas Hellmann,Wolfgang R. Mayr,Walther Parson,M. Prinz,Peter M. Schneider,Niels Morling +8 more
TL;DR: This DNA commission was formed out of discussions at the International Society for Forensic Genetics 23rd Congress in Buenos Aires to outline recommendations on the use of non-human DNA in a forensic science investigation.
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A Proposal for Standardization in Forensic Canine DNA Typing: Allele Nomenclature of Six Canine‐Specific STR Loci
TL;DR: The nomenclature is based on the sequence data of the polymorphic region of the microsatellite markers as recommended by the DNA commission of the International Society of Forensic Haemogenetics (ISFH) in 1994 for human DNA typing.
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Validation of two canine STR multiplex-assays following the ISFG recommendations for non-human DNA analysis.
Burkhard Berger,Cordula Berger,Werner Hecht,Andreas Hellmann,Udo Rohleder,Uwe Schleenbecker,Walther Parson,Walther Parson +7 more
TL;DR: A repeat-based nomenclature of the mainly tetrameric STRs and corresponding allelic ladders are presented and all 146 different alleles included in the ladders were sequenced for correct allele calling.
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Forensic animal DNA typing: Allele nomenclature and standardization of 14 feline STR markers
TL;DR: Allelic ladders of common and rarely occurring alleles for each marker were designed to enable accurate typing of alleles that differ in fragment length and to facilitate data exchange.
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Forensic characterization and statistical considerations of the CaDNAP 13-STR panel in 1,184 domestic dogs from Germany, Austria, and Switzerland
Burkhard Berger,Josephin Heinrich,Harald Niederstätter,Werner Hecht,Nadja Morf,Andreas Hellmann,Udo Rohleder,Uwe Schleenbecker,Cordula Berger,Walther Parson +9 more
TL;DR: In this article, a set of 13 highly polymorphic canine STR markers was used to analyze samples of 1,184 dogs from the so-called DACH countries (Germany, Austria, Switzerland).