Mikkel Meyer Andersen

The paper identifies DNA methylation signatures in cardiac ventricles associated with left ventricle size using postmortem samples.

The paper investigates whether YHRD's metapopulations are self-evident by analyzing genetic structure using cluster analysis and finds weak genetic structure that does not support clear subgrouping.

The paper compares the clinical impact of missense variants in CALM1, CALM2, and CALM3 genes by analyzing expression levels and translation efficiency in cardiac tissue.

The paper estimates the probability of finding Y-STR profile matches and related individuals in forensic databases using simulation studies.

This paper introduces a Symmetric Multinomial Logistic Regression model to improve SNP genotyping accuracy and call rate with low DNA input, achieving higher performance than existing methods.

The paper evaluates the discrete Laplace method for estimating likelihood ratios in Y-STR matches, showing it is fast and effective with large databases.

The paper introduces the butterfly method for SNP calling using the Illumina Infinium Omni5-4 BeadChip kit, achieving high call rates and concordance with WGS data.

The paper presents a simulation model to study the distribution of matching mitochondrial genomes in populations and their implications for forensic science and population history.

The paper validates and extends a simulation-based approach for evaluating Y-profile evidence, incorporating relative data and mixture analysis.

The paper proposes a simulation model and software to estimate the number of males with a matching Y-chromosome profile, addressing challenges in forensic DNA evidence evaluation.