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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Forensic Biology
Polymorphic Enzyme Single Locus PCR RFLP
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Massively Parallel Sequencing (MPS)
– Ion Chef™ System
– Ion S5™ System
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Ion Chef System
• Prepare barcoded DNA libraries with Applied Biosystems™ Precision ID Panels for human identitication– Precision ID Ancestry Panel
– Precision ID Identity Panel
– Precision ID GlobalFiler™ Mixture ID Panel
• Applied Biosystems™ 7500 Real Time PCR System
• Quantify DNA libraries– Ion Library Taqman™ Quantitation Kit
– HID Real Time PCR Analysis Software v.1.2
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Ion Chef System
• Template ISPs– Ion 520™ Chip: 3-5 million reads
– Ion 530™ Chip: 15-20 million reads
• Ion S5™ System
• Sequencing by synthesis reactions– HID SNP Genotyper for Ancestry and ID Panel SNP data analysis
– HID Genotyper for Mixture ID Panel data analysis using Converge
software
– Analytical threshold @ 5%
– STR Peak Height Ratio @ 0.3
– N- 4 bp stutter @ 20%
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Initial Testing: Database Samples• Sex and ethnic origin were self reported by donor
• DNA extracted via SDS/PaseK
• DNA purified with PCI/CI
• DNA isolated using Millipore Microcon 100 filters
• Each sample quantified in duplicate using the Quantifiler™ Trio DNA
Quantification Kit
• Samples were diluted to target 0.67 ng/ul and 15 ul used in library
preparation using the Precision ID Ancestry Panel
• IonCode™ 96 well plates were used to barcode the samples
• The pooled library was quantified using the Ion Library Taqman Quantitation
Kit then diluted to 20 pM for templating
• ISPs were templated to an Ion 530 chip
• The Ion S5 run plan included 500 flows
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Precision ID Ancestry run summary data
– ISP Density• 70%
– ISP Summary• 29% usable reads
• 7,484,399 total reads
– Read Length Data• Mean 104 bp
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Precision ID Ancestry Run Samples
– 151 AISNPs
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Sample Sex Reported Ethnic
LS1 XY European American
104 XY Southern Indian
489 XX Philippine
493 XY African American
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• LS1 - EA
• 493 - AA
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• 104 - SI
• 489 - PA
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Forensic Sample Testing • Laboratory concordance DNA samples were isolated and quantified
as described for the Precision ID Ancestry Panel sample set
• Samples were diluted to target 0.067 ng/ul and 15 ul used in library preparation using the early access Precision ID GobalFiler Mixture ID Panel*
• IonCode 96 well plates were used to barcode the samples
• The pooled library was quantified using the Ion Library Taqman Quantitation Kit then diluted to 50 pM for templating
• ISPs were templated to an Ion 520 chip
• The Ion S5 run plan included 1000 flows
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Precision ID GlobalFiler Mixture ID Panel – 113
human genome targets
– 29 A-STRs
– 1 Y-STR
– 42 ASNPs
– 2 YSNPs
– 36 Microhaps (2-4 SNPs)
– Y indel
– Amelogenin
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Precision ID GlobalFiler Mixture ID Panel concordance standards run summary data
– ISP Density • 68%
– ISP Summary• 60% usable reads
• 4,629,647 total reads
– Read Length Data• Mean 139 bp
– Test Fragments: 23,252 reads
• 50AQ17 99%
• 100AQ17 98%Illinois State Police
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• GlobalFiler results
– LS1
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Globalfiler: CE and MPS – LS1
D3S1358 vWA D16S539 CSF1PO TPOX
CE 18,18 15,16 9,12 11,12 8,11
S5 18,18 15,16 9,12 11,12 8,11
Y indel Amel D8S1179 D21S11 D18S51 DYS391
CE 2 X,Y 13,14 29,31 16,18 11
S5 X,Y 13,14 29,31 16,18 11
D2S441 D19S433 TH01 FGA
CE 11,15 12,16 9,9 23,23
S5 11,15 12,16 9,9 23,23
D22S1045 D5S818 D13S317 D7S820 SE33
CE 15,15 13,15 10,11 8,9 27.2,32.2
S5 15,15 13,15 10,11 8,9
D10S1248 D1S1656 D12S391 D2S1338
CE 15,17 12,17.3 17,22 16,25
S5 15,17 12,17.3 17,22 16,25
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Concordance Standards Tested– Homozygote resolution
• LS1 - D3S1358
• 486 - D3S1358
• 496 - D12S391
– Minimum SNP coverage
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Sample Minimum SNP Coverage
LS1 1489
486 1063
496 849
498 1212
495 907
490 769
493 1039
494 866
mean 1024
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Forensic Sample Testing • Laboratory Casework Set 1 DNA samples were isolated and
quantified as described for the Ancestry panel sample set
• Samples were diluted to target 0.067 ng/ul and 15 ul used in library preparation using the Precision ID GlobalFiler Mixture ID Panel
• IonCode 96 well plates were used to barcode the samples
• The pooled library was quantified using the Ion Library Taqman Quantitation Kit then diluted to 50 pM for templating
• ISPs were templated to an Ion 520 chip
• The Ion S5 run plan included 1000 flows
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Precision ID GlobalFiler Mixture ID Panel Forensic case set 1 run summary data
– ISP Density • 70%
– ISP Summary• 61% usable reads
• 4,805,639 total reads
– Read Length Data• Mean 126 bp
– Test Fragments: 20,443 reads
• 50AQ17 99%
• 100AQ17 98%
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• X only males
• I-1– SRY detected
– DYS393
– DYS456
• I-2– SRY detected
– No Y-STRs
• I-8– SRY detected
– DYS393
– DYS456
– DYS458
– DYS481
– DYS19 Illinois State PoliceResearch and Development Laboratory
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• X only males
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Translocations to X
without inversion with inversion
locus locus position (Mb) Y1 Y2 Y-8
P arm PAR
1
SRY 2
DYS393 3.1
DYS456 4.2
5
Amelogenin 6.7
DYS570 6.8
DYS576 7
DYS458 7.8
DYS481 8.4
DYS19 9.5
10
centromere 10.2
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SNP data - X only males I-1, I-2, I-8
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Y1
Y8
Y2
Y indel
Y indel
Y indel
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative bloodstain case sample 9352CQ4 – bloodstain from shirt
• Quantifiler Trio DI = 2 – complete STR profile expected
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative bloodstain case sample 9352CQ4– Low level minor noted
– Mixture proportion at approximately 40:1 based on CE results
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative bloodstain case sample 9352CQ4– Low level minor noted
– Mixture proportion at approximately 40:1
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D3S1358 vWA D16S539 CSF1PO TPOX
CE 15,16 18,18 9,12(13) 11,13 9,12
S5 15,16 18,18 9,12 11,13 9,12
Y indel Amel D8S1179 D21S11 D18S51 DYS391
CE 1 XY 10,13 (11) 31,33.2 12,14 10
S5 XY 10,13 31,33.2 12,14 10
D2S441 D19S433 TH01 FGA
CE 14,14 14,14 6,9 (9.3) 22,23
S5 14,14 14,14 6,9 22,23
D22S1045 D5S818 D13S317 D7S820 SE33
CE 15,15 9,11 (12)
9,12
(13,14) 11,12 15,19
S5 15,15 9,11 (10) 9,12 11,12
D10S1248 D1S1656 D12S391 D2S1338
CE 14,17 (15) 11,17 18,18 19,24
S5 14,17 11,17 18,18 19,24
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Forensic Sample Testing • Laboratory Casework Set 2 DNA samples were isolated and
quantified as described for the Precision ID Ancestry Panel sample set.
– Bloodstain, bone and tissue samples were extracted with a direct lysis approach
– Semen stains were extracted with a differential lysis approach
– The stamp samples were extracted using the PrepFiler™ BTA Forensic DNA
Extraction Kit.
• 16 Samples were diluted to target 0.067 ng/ul where available and 15 ul used in library preparation using the Precision ID GlobalFilerMixture ID Panel
• IonCode 96 well plates were used to barcode the samples
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Forensic Sample Testing • The pooled library was quantified using the Ion Library Taqman
Quantitation Kit then diluted to 50 pM for templating
• ISPs were templated to one Ion 530 chip
• The Ion S5 run plan included 1000 flows
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Precision ID GlobalFiler Mixture ID Panel Forensic case set 2 run summary data
– ISP Density• 52%
– ISP Summary• 53% usable reads
• 10,241,296 total reads
– Read Length Data• Mean 116 bp
– Test Fragments: 66,388 reads
• 50AQ17 99%
• 100AQ17 97% Illinois State PoliceResearch and Development Laboratory
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative semen stain case sample 5Q5F1 – stain from bed cover
• Quantifiler Trio DI = 5 – some degradation
– complete STR profile expected
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative semen stain case sample 5Q5F1
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative semen stain case sample 5Q5F1
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D3S1358 vWA D16S539 CSF1PO TPOX
CE 16,18 (17) 16,19 (14,17,18) 11(12) 10,11 (12) 8
S5 16,18,17 16,19,14,17 11,12 10,11,12 8,11
Y indel Amel D8S1179 D21S11 D18S51 DYS391
CE 2 X,Y 13 (11,14) 29,30 (30.2) 12,15 (16) ND
S5 X,Y 13,11,14 29,30 12,15,16 10
D2S441 D19S433 TH01 FGA
CE 10,14 (11,12) 12,14 (16) 6,9.3) 21,24 (22,23)
S5 10,14,11,12 12,14,16 6,9.3 21,24,22,23
D22S1045 D5S818 D13S317 D7S820 SE33
CE 15,15 (14,17) 11,12 11,11 (12) 8,9 (10,11) 16,17,27.2
S5 15,14,17 11,12 11 8,9,10
D10S1248 D1S1656 D12S391 D2S1338
CE 15,16 (13,14) 12,17.3,16 17,18,22 18
S5 15,16,13,14 12,17.3 17,18,22 18
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 71BS – 18 months bone-surface
• Quantifiler Trio DI = 8
– some degradation expected
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 71BS – 18 months bone-surface
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 71BS – 18 months bone-surface
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 71BS – 18 months bone-surface
• 100% Coverage > 300
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 71BS – 18 months bone-surface
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D3S1358 vWA D16S539 CSF1PO TPOX
CE 17,18 17,18 9,12 10,12 8,9
S5 17,18 17,18 9,12 10,12 8,9
Y indel Amel D8S1179 D21S11 D18S51 DYS391
CE 2 XY 12,13 29,30.2 12,18 11
S5 XY 12,13 29,30.2 12,18 11
D2S441 D19S433 TH01 FGA
CE 10,11 13,13 6,7 21,24
S5 10,11 13,13 6,7 21,24
D22S1045 D5S818 D13S317 D7S820 SE33
CE 11,15 11,13 8,12 12,12 19,21
S5 11,15 11,13 8,12 12,12
D10S1248 D1S1656 D12S391 D2S1338
CE 13,15 11,14 19,24 20,25
S5 13,15 11,14 19,24 20,25
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 69BB – 2.5 months bone-buried
• Quantifiler Trio DI = 2
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 69BB – 2.5 months bone-buried
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 69BB – 2.5 months bone-buried
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 69BB – 2.5 months bone-buried
• 100% Coverage > 300
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 69BB – 2.5 months bone-buried
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D3S1358 vWA D16S539 CSF1PO TPOX
CE 16,17 17,17 9,11 11,12 8,8
S5 16,17 17,17 9,11 11,12 8,8
Y indel Amel D8S1179 D21S11 D18S51 DYS391
CE ND XX 10,12 29,30 15,15 ND
S5 XX 10,12 29,30 15,15 ND
D2S441 D19S433 TH01 FGA
CE 11,11 13,15 9.3,9.3 22.2,24
S5 11,11 13,15 9.3,9.3 22.2,24
D22S1045 D5S818 D13S317 D7S820 SE33
CE 11,16 11,12 8,11 10,11 17,20
S5 11,16 11,12 8,11 10,11
D10S1248 D1S1656 D12S391 D2S1338
CE 14,15 13,14 18,19 17,21
S5 14,15 13,14 18,19 17,21
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 62TB – 2 weeks soft tissue-buried
• Quantifiler Trio DI = 17– HL 0.0002 ng
– HS 0.0030 ng
• Degradation expected.
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 62TB – 2 weeks soft tissue-buried
STR
mh
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 62TB – 2 weeks soft tissue buried
• Quantifiler Trio DI = 2
• Coverage > 300 62%
• Coverage > 200 64%
• Coverage > 100 78%
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 62BS – 2 weeks bone surface
• Quantifiler Trio DI = 2
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 62BS – 2 weeks bone surface
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative human remains sample 62BS – 2 weeks bone surface
D3S1358 vWA D16S539 CSF1PO TPOX
CE 14,17 17,18 9,11 11,12 11,11
S5 14,17 17,18 9,11 11,12 11,11
Y indel Amel D8S1179 D21S11 D18S51 DYS391
CE ND XX 12,15 27,30 13,14 ND
S5 XX 12,15 27,30 13,14 ND
D2S441 D19S433 TH01 FGA
CE 10,11 13,13 7,9.3 24,25
S5 10,11 13,13 7,9.3 24,25
D22S1045 D5S818 D13S317 D7S820 SE33
CE 11,15 9,12 8,8 10,11 18,27.2
S5 11,15 9,12 8,8 10,11
D10S1248 D1S1656 D12S391 D2S1338
CE 14,15 12,12 19,20 18,21
S5 14,15 12,12 19,20 18,21 (20)
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Case library 2 : Includes human remains samples
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative stamp sample
• Quantifiler Trio DI = 20 – HL 0.0007 ng
– HS 0.0029 ng
• Degradation expected
Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative stamp sample
• Quantifiler Trio DI = 20
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative stamp sample
• Quantifiler Trio DI = 20
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
• Non-probative stamp sample
• Quantifiler Trio DI = 20
• No Coverage > 100
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Forensic Applications of CE and MPS
Conclusions
• Samples typically encountered in a forensic science laboratory were tested with MPS and Capillary Electrophoresis using the early access Precision ID GlobalFiler Mixture ID Panel with 113 human genome targets
• Results identified by MPS show overall concordance for each sample type tested when compared to results defined by CE
• Degraded samples showed an increase in markers detected by MPS in comparison to CE.
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Acknowledgements
• Laboratory Director Sandra Brown
• Evidence Technician Cindy Mosley
• Thermo Fisher Scientific
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*The Precision ID GlobalFiler Mixture ID Panel is in early access development and not available for purchase. The content provided herein may relate to products that have not been officially released and is subject to change without notice.
For Forensic or Paternity Use Only. When used for purposes other than Human Identification the instruments and software
modules cited are for Research Use Only. Not for use in diagnostic procedures.
Speaker was provided travel and hotel support by Thermo Fisher Scientific for this presentation, but no remuneration