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§ 3 — Boundaries of the field of expertise Standards DNA analysis and interpretation- Source level (001.1)

Boundaries of the field of expertise

Within the practice of DNA – Source level, five specific types of questions exist that require additional expertise and experience, and therefore, fall outside the scope of DNA – Source level as registered by the NRGD:

– Y-chromosomal DNA Testing

– Specific question: Subject biological trace material to Y chromosomal (Y-STR) DNA Testing and then carry out comparative Y chromosomal DNA analysis including interpretation.

– Kinship DNA Testing

– Specific question: Investigate a (presumed) biological relationship based on DNA profiles of individuals and/or traces.

– Externally Visible Characteristics

– Specific question: Determine the geographical origin and/or externally visible characteristics of the unknown cell donor (the possible perpetrator of the crime) by means of DNA analysis of the trace evidence.

– Mitochondrial DNA Testing

– Specific question: Subject biological trace material to Mitochondrial DNA Testing and then carry out comparative Mitochondrial DNA Testing.

– Reporting at Activity level

– Specific question: How was the biological material deposited? (see above)

When reporting as an expert registered for the field of DNA-Source level, the expert should be aware of the possibilities and limitations of the above mentioned techniques and/or specialisations, and in addition, the expert should be aware of the potential for international searches of intelligence databases and of new developments such as RNA, SNPs and Next Generation Sequencing. The expert should also be aware of the pros and cons of these techniques, specialisations and/or developments.

Regeling
Standards DNA analysis and interpretation- Source level (001.1)
Soort
ZBO-regeling
Geldend vanaf
12-12-2016
BWB-id
BWBR0039078
Versie
2016-12-12_0

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