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IEEE High Performance Extreme Computing ConferenceBioinformaticsPeer-reviewed journal article

FastID: Extremely Fast Forensic DNA Comparisons

Darrell O. RickeiD

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Abstract

Rapid analysis of DNA forensic samples can have a critical impact on time sensitive investigations. Analysis of forensic DNA samples by massively parallel sequencing is creating the next gold standard for DNA forensic analysis. This technology enables the expansion of forensic profiles from the current 20 short tandem repeat (STR) loci to tens of thousands of single nucleotide polymorphism (SNP) loci. A forensic search scales by the product of the number of loci and the number of profile comparisons. This paper introduces a method (FastID) to address the need for rapid scalable analysis of DNA forensic samples (patent pending)[1]. FastID can search a profile of 2,500 SNP loci against 20 million profiles in 5.08 seconds using a single computational thread on a laptop (Intel i7 4.0 GHz).

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