Search Results - "Kloosterman, Ate"

Chronological age prediction based on DNA methylation: Massive parallel sequencing and random forest regression by Naue, Jana, Hoefsloot, Huub C.J., Mook, Olaf R.F., Rijlaarsdam-Hoekstra, Laura, van der Zwalm, Marloes C.H., Henneman, Peter, Kloosterman, Ate D., Verschure, Pernette J.

“…•An epigenetic age prediction tool for blood was developed based on MPS, and the DNA methylation levels of 13 markers.•Random forest regression (RFR) was used…”
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Forensic DNA methylation profiling from minimal traces: How low can we go? by Naue, Jana, Hoefsloot, Huub C.J., Kloosterman, Ate D., Verschure, Pernette J.

“…•A conceptual analysis of DNA methylation (DNAm) profiling and its dependence on the amount of DNA was performed.•DNAm is a binary event at a given CpG, the…”
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Proof of concept study of age-dependent DNA methylation markers across different tissues by massive parallel sequencing by Naue, Jana, Sänger, Timo, Hoefsloot, Huub C.J., Lutz-Bonengel, Sabine, Kloosterman, Ate D., Verschure, Pernette J.

“…•DNA methylation (DNAm) changes are a powerful tool for age prediction.•DNAm of 13 blood age-dependent loci were investigated in other tissues.•Blood, bone,…”
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The development of miniSTRs as a method for high‐speed direct PCR by Boelens, Dide, Fogliatto Mariot, Roberta, Ghemrawi, Mirna, Kloosterman, Ate D., McCord, Bruce R.

“…There are situations in which it would be very valuable to have a DNA profile within a short time; for example, in mass disasters or airport security. In…”
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Assessment of the transfer, persistence, prevalence and recovery of DNA traces from clothing: An inter-laboratory study on worn upper garments by Szkuta, Bianca, Ansell, Ricky, Boiso, Lina, Connolly, Edward, Kloosterman, Ate D, Kokshoorn, Bas, McKenna, Louise G, Steensma, Kristy, van Oorschot, Roland A.H

“…Highlights•DNA transfer and recovery from upper garments was studied by four laboratories. •DNA yield and DNA profile composition differed among laboratories…”
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Knowledge on DNA Success Rates to Optimize the DNA Analysis Process: From Crime Scene to Laboratory by Mapes, Anna A., Kloosterman, Ate D., van Marion, Vincent, de Poot, Christianne J.

“…DNA analysis has become an essential intelligence tool in the criminal justice system for the identification of possible offenders. However, it appears that…”
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Human-associated microbial populations as evidence in forensic casework by Quaak, Frederike C.A., van Duijn, Tineke, Hoogenboom, Jerry, Kloosterman, Ate D., Kuiper, Irene

“…•Forensically relevant body sites harbor diverse microbial populations.•Microbial targets can be used for human cell type identification.•Microbial population…”
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DNA transfer to worn upper garments during different activities and contacts: An inter-laboratory study by Szkuta, Bianca, Ansell, Ricky, Boiso, Lina, Connolly, Edward, Kloosterman, Ate D., Kokshoorn, Bas, McKenna, Louise G., Steensma, Kristy, van Oorschot, Roland A.H.

“…•DNA transfer to worn garments during direct contact, close proximity, and physical absence.•DNA yield and profile composition differed between activities and…”
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An inter-laboratory comparison study on transfer, persistence and recovery of DNA from cable ties by Steensma, Kristy, Ansell, Ricky, Clarisse, Lindy, Connolly, Edward, Kloosterman, Ate D., McKenna, Louise G., van Oorschot, Roland A.H., Szkuta, Bianca, Kokshoorn, Bas

“…•DNA transfer and recovery from cable ties was studied by four laboratories.•Impact of laboratory analysis and interpretation methods on results was…”
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Sharing data on DNA transfer, persistence, prevalence and recovery: Arguments for harmonization and standardization by Kokshoorn, Bas, Aarts, Lambertus H.J., Ansell, Ricky, Connolly, Edward, Drotz, Weine, Kloosterman, Ate D., McKenna, Louise G., Szkuta, Bianca, van Oorschot, Roland A.H.

“…•First inter-laboratory comparison of evaluation of DNA findings at activity level.•Exercise performed highlights need for standardization in DNA TPPR data…”
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DNA identification of human remains in Disaster Victim Identification (DVI): An efficient sampling method for muscle, bone, bone marrow and teeth by de Boer, Hans H., Maat, George J.R., Kadarmo, D. Aji, Widodo, Putut T., Kloosterman, Ate D., Kal, Arnoud J.

“…In disaster victim identification (DVI), DNA profiling is considered to be one of the most reliable and efficient means to identify bodies or separated body…”
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DNA in the Criminal Justice System: The DNA Success Story in Perspective by Mapes, Anna A., Kloosterman, Ate D., de Poot, Christianne J.

“…Current figures on the efficiency of DNA as an investigative tool in criminal investigations only tell part of the story. To get the DNA success story in the…”
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Cale CM, Earll ME, Latham KE, Bush GL. Could Secondary DNA Transfer Falsely Place Someone at the Scene of a Crime? J Forensic Sci 2016;61(1):196-203 by Kokshoorn, Bas, Aarts, Bart, Ansell, Ricky, McKenna, Louise, Connolly, Edward, Drotz, Weine, Kloosterman, Ate D.

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Forensic utility of the feline mitochondrial control region – A Dutch perspective by Wesselink, Monique, Bergwerff, Leonie, Hoogmoed, Daniëlle, Kloosterman, Ate D, Kuiper, Irene

“…Highlights • The mtDNA CR is suitable for forensic analysis of cat hairs. • Analysis of multiple portions of the mtDNA CR increases the informative value. • A…”
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Post-coital vaginal sampling with nylon flocked swabs improves DNA typing by Benschop, Corina C.G, Wiebosch, Danielle C, Kloosterman, Ate D, Sijen, Titia

“…Abstract In the examination of sexual assault cases, DNA typing of vaginal samples mostly occurs after differential DNA extraction. Notwithstanding the…”
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New markers for old stains: stable mRNA markers for blood and saliva identification from up to 16-year-old stains by Zubakov, Dmitry, Kokshoorn, Mieke, Kloosterman, Ate, Kayser, Manfred

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Homogeneity and distinctiveness of Polish paternal lineages revealed by y chromosome microsatellite haplotype analysis by PLOSKI, Rafal, WOZNIAK, Marcin, LESSIG, Rüdiger, JOBLING, Mark A, ROEWER, Lutz, KAYSER, Manfred, PAWLOWSKI, Ryszard, MONIES, Dorota Marta, BRANICKI, Wojciech, KUPIEC, Tomasz, KLOOSTERMAN, Ate, DOBOSZ, Tadeusz, BOSCH, Elena, NOWAK, Magdalena

“…Different regional populations from Poland were studied in order to assess the genetic heterogeneity within Poland, investigate the genetic relationships with…”
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Developing a set of ancestry-sensitive DNA markers reflecting continental origins of humans by Kersbergen, Paula, van Duijn, Kate, Kloosterman, Ate D, den Dunnen, Johan T, Kayser, Manfred, de Knijff, Peter

“…The identification and use of Ancestry-Sensitive Markers (ASMs), i.e. genetic polymorphisms facilitating the genetic reconstruction of geographical origins of…”
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Error rates in forensic DNA analysis: Definition, numbers, impact and communication by Kloosterman, Ate, Sjerps, Marjan, Quak, Astrid

“…Abstract Forensic DNA casework is currently regarded as one of the most important types of forensic evidence, and important decisions in intelligence and…”
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The interface between forensic science and technology: how technology could cause a paradigm shift in the role of forensic institutes in the criminal justice system by Kloosterman, Ate, Mapes, Anna, Geradts, Zeno, van Eijk, Erwin, Koper, Carola, van den Berg, Jorrit, Verheij, Saskia, van der Steen, Marcel, van Asten, Arian

“…In this paper, the importance of modern technology in forensic investigations is discussed. Recent technological developments are creating new possibilities to…”
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