Short Tandem Repeat DNA
Internet DataBase
NIST Standard Reference Database SRD 130 [Recent Updates on 03/31/2023]
Serving the forensic DNA and human identity testing communities for 20 years...These data are intended to benefit research and application of short tandem repeat DNA markers to human identity testing. The authors are solely responsible for the information herein.
This database has been accessed >500,000 times since 10/02/97.Created by John M. Butler
and Dennis J. Reeder (NIST),
with invaluable help from Jan Redman, Christian Ruitberg and Michael Tung
Site creators' curriculum vitaes available using links above.
*Partial support for the design and maintenance of this website was previously provided by The National Institute of Justice through the NIST Forensic Science Program Office.*
General Information
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Purpose of STRBase/NAR 2001 Paper describing STRBase/Overview Presentation
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Publications and Presentations from NIST Human Identity Project Team
Forensic STR Information
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Null Alleles - discordance observed between STR kits
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STR Reference List - now 3687 references
Other DNA Marker Information and Non-Human DNA Resources
Lab Resources and Tools
Applications for STR Typing in Human Identity Testing and DNA Diagnostics
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Forensic DNA Casework
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DNA Databases
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Mass Disasters
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Missing Persons
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Military Casualties
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Parentage and Kinship Testing: paternity testing, immigration issues, inheritance claims
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Genetic Genealogy & Answering Historical Questions
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Authenticating Human Cell Lines
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Detecting Genetic Chimeras
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Monitoring Transplants
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Monitoring Needle Sharing
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Detecting Cancer Tumors
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Mapping Genetic Diseases
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Examining Human Population Diversity
Frequently updated information.
*Last updated 03/31/2023 [see recent updates]