Gary, K.
, Duewer, D.
and Reeder, D.
(1999),
Graphical Tools for RFLP Measurement Quality Assurance: Laboratory Performance Charts, Journal of Forensic Sciences
(Accessed December 22, 2024)
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Graphical Tools for RFLP Measurement Quality Assurance: Laboratory Performance Charts
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Abstract
Forensic restriction fragment length polymorphism analyses typically provide two band size results at each genetic locus for each sample. In collaboration with the member laboratories of the Technical Working Group for DNA Analysis Methods, we have developed graphical techniques that compactly summarize even large numbers of such paired measurements. This paper provides a detailed description of the basic tool, a modified bivariate control chart for data from multiple samples and/or multiple loci. We demonstrate how various modifications and combinations of these laboratory performance charts can be used for quality control, quality assurance, and quality demonstration.Citation
Journal of Forensic Sciences
Volume
44
Issue
5
Pub Type
Journals
Keywords
DNA profiling, forensic science, graphical analysis, interlaboratory comparison, proficiency testing quality control, TWGDAM
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Created August 31, 1999, Updated February 19, 2017