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database noun catalogue, computer base of inforration, computer file, computer storage, memory Generally: cyberspace, record, records, registry


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The FBI Laboratory lists the number of observations of a sequence in each racial subgroup of the forensic database in a report of an mtDNA examination.
Forensic mitochondrial DNA analysis: A different crime-solving tool by Isenberg, Alice R. / The FBI Law Enforcement Bulletin
Forensic databases are typically "convenience samples," often drawn from a single blood bank, rather than random samples of the population they supposedly represent.
DNA evidence in criminal law: new developments by Thompson, William C. / Trial
Ministry of Public Security - In cooperation with the Ministry of Public Security, Applied Biosystems is helping to establish China's first forensic database as well as provide technical support.
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