Center for Human ID

Medicine & Life Sciences

1. Microsatellite Repeats 100%
2. DNA 85%
3. Mitochondrial DNA 66%
4. Population 58%
5. Alleles 57%
6. Gene Frequency 43%
7. Polymerase Chain Reaction 41%
8. Single Nucleotide Polymorphism 35%
9. High-Throughput Nucleotide Sequencing 32%
10. DNA Fingerprinting 29%
11. Forensic Anthropology 28%
12. Haplotypes 28%
13. hexa(beta-glucopyranosyl)glucitol 27%
14. Forensic Genetics 27%
15. HLA-DQA1 antigen 26%
16. Databases 26%
17. Y Chromosome 24%
18. Population Genetics 20%
19. Body Remains 18%
20. African Americans 18%
21. Capillary Electrophoresis 17%
22. Mitochondrial Genome 17%
23. Minisatellite Repeats 17%
24. Genetic Markers 17%
25. Genotype 16%
26. Technology 16%
27. Hispanic Americans 16%
28. Genome 15%
29. North American Indians 14%
30. Population Groups 14%
31. Amelogenin 12%
32. Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphisms 12%
33. Multiplex Polymerase Chain Reaction 11%
34. Forensic Sciences 11%
35. HLA-DQ Antigens 10%
36. Datasets 10%
37. Genetic Variation 10%
38. Isoelectric Focusing 10%
39. Crime 10%
40. Bioterrorism 10%
41. Gels 10%
42. Nucleic Acid Databases 10%
43. Silver Staining 9%
44. Software 9%
45. Validation Studies 8%
46. polyacrylamide gels 8%
47. Electrophoresis 8%
48. DNA Sequence Analysis 8%
49. Law Enforcement 8%
50. Hair 7%
51. Coloring Agents 7%
52. Rubiaceae 7%
53. s-formylglutathione hydrolase 6%
54. Genes 6%
55. Ions 6%
56. Singapore 6%
57. Semen 6%
58. Phenotype 5%
59. Nucleotides 5%
60. Heterozygote 5%
61. African Continental Ancestry Group 5%
62. Mutation 5%
63. Genomics 5%
64. X Chromosome 5%
65. Human Genome 5%
66. Hominidae 5%
67. Paternity 5%
68. Phosphoglucomutase 5%
69. Genetic Recombination 5%