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General formulas of the estimated likelihood ratio Y/X in the diagnosis of paternity of a deceased putative father.

Abstract

When the putative father is dead his probable genotype, essential for estimate of likelihood ratio in the diagnosis of paternity, should be deduced from his relatives. In the present paper are described the general method for such deduction of probable genotype and the derivation of the formula of likelihood ratio. 10(4) examples of the diagnosis of paternity of deceased father are examined using a Monte Carlo method and the distributions of relative frequencies of log(Y/X) are calculated for the true father and non-father. These results indicate that the present method of estimation of Y/X from relatives is quite useful for the diagnosis of paternity of a deceased putative father.

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Blood Group Antigens

Year: 1980 PMID： 7376739 DOI： 10.1007/bf02114581

Source DB: PubMed Journal: Z Rechtsmed ISSN： 0044-3433

9 in total

6. [Plausibility of paternity of a deceased, based upon blood grouping results of the child, his mother and the parents of the questionable father].

Authors: K Hummel; G Wallisser; C van Marwyck
Journal: Z Rechtsmed Date: 1971

7. [A method to calculate the plausibility of paternity using blood group results of any relatives (author's transl)].

Authors: P Ihm; K Hummel
Journal: Z Immunitatsforsch Exp Klin Immunol Date: 1975-07

8. [Calculation of the plausibility of fatherhood on the basis of blood group results in special cases, using weighted Y/X values in order to respect the results from siblings of included persons. Case 1: Probablity of parentage for a deceased man, computed on the base of blood group findings by the child, his mother and the mother and 3 siblings of the deceased man disputed as father (author's transl)].

Authors: K Hummel
Journal: Z Immunitatsforsch Exp Klin Immunol Date: 1972-10

9. [Calculation of the plausibility of fatherhood on the basis of blood group results in special cases using weighted Y/X values in order to respect the results from sibling of included persons. Case 2: Probability of two men, one of these is deceased, to be the father of dizygotic twins, using the blood group findings of the twins and their mother, the man alive and five legitimate children of the deceased man and their mother (author's transl)].

Authors: K Hummel
Journal: Z Immunitatsforsch Exp Klin Immunol Date: 1972-10

9 in total

5 in total

5. Diagnosis of paternity for cases without mother and without both mother and putative father based on blood group findings from the relatives.

Authors: M Asano; K Minakata; H Hattori
Journal: Z Rechtsmed Date: 1980-01

5 in total

General formulas of the estimated likelihood ratio Y/X in the diagnosis of paternity of a deceased putative father.

1. Calculation of likelihood ratio y/x in diagnosis of paternity using computer methods.

2. Letter: Probability of paternity: useless.

3. Probability of paternity in Rh blood groups.

4. Probability of paternity.

5. Exclusion of paternity in the HL-A system without testing the deceased accused man.

6. [Plausibility of paternity of a deceased, based upon blood grouping results of the child, his mother and the parents of the questionable father].

7. [A method to calculate the plausibility of paternity using blood group results of any relatives (author's transl)].

1. Paternity evaluation in cases lacking a mother and nondetectable alleles.

2. Computer analysis of parentage in relation to maternity and paternity.

3. The probability of exclusion of ancestries based on genetic observations.

4. Distribution of likelihood ratio in relation to the exclusion probability.

5. Diagnosis of paternity for cases without mother and without both mother and putative father based on blood group findings from the relatives.