Cybergenetics

Check out this news clip from Dr. Greg Hampikian discussing DNA from the Guthrie case. Dr. Hampikian has worked closely with Cybergenetics on many complex DNA cases in the past with great results.

Cybergenetics will gladly take a look at the complex DNA mixture as part of our TrueAllele® screening and could yield more informative results as Dr. Hampikian says "in hours."

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/greghampikian_the-guthrie-case-two-types-of-dna-analysis-activity-7429385657732608000-sczb?utm_source=social_share_send&utm_medium=member_desktop_web&rcm=ACoAACZqSNUBvP301Pj_b98prlElzCTy7FYiywg

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The Guthrie case--two types of DNA analysis: STRs (Criminal and forensic databases) and SNPs (genealogy, physical traits). | Greg Hampikian The Guthrie case--two types of DNA analysis: STRs (Criminal and forensic databases) and SNPs (genealogy, physical traits).

The DNA narrative in Nancy Guthrie’s kidnapping is flawed.

The consensus is that because the DNA is mixed, it could take months or even up to a year to solve. This is false.

They also say that unless there is a clear primary contributor the technology doesn’t exist yet. This is false.

Low level mixtures are easy for TrueAllele®. Cybergenetics has been solving complex and low-level mixtures for decades. We routinely separate five, six, and seven person DNA mixtures.

Let us examine the data, and we will likely identify DNA profiles to move this case forward.

https://tinyurl.com/4faanmbm

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