Table 3.

Resolution of major components in 100 pg mixtures*

Sample	Complete loci	Partial loci	Database loci	Inconclusive loci
1:50a	11	2	13	0
1:50b	11	2	13	0
1:49c	12	0	13	0
1:49d	12	1	13	0
1:49e	11	2	13	0
1:49f	10	3	13	0
1:20a	11	2	13	0
1:20b	11	2	13	0
1:19c	10	3	13	0
1:19d	12	1	13	0
1:19e	11	2	13	0
1:19f	10	3	13	0
1:10a	10	3	13	0
1:10b	10	3	13	0
1:9c	9	4	13	0
1:9d	12	1	13	0
1:9e	11	2	13	0
1:9f	10	3	13	0
1:5a	10	3	13	0
1:5b	8	5	13	0
1:5g	12	1	13	0
1:4c	5	8	–†	7
1:4d	10	1	13	0
1:4e	6	1	9	4
1:4f	5	8	–†	2
1:3a	5	3	–†	5
1:3b	4	7	–†	5
1:3g	8	5	13	0
1:2c	1	0	–†	9
1:2d	3	10	–†	4
1:2e	3	10	–†	4
1:2f	2	10	–†	9

*100 pg mixtures of 6 buccal samples were prepared in ratios of 1:50 to 1:1 as indicated (1:1 mixtures not shown). Designations of “a,” “b,” “c,” “d,” “e,” “f,” and “g” correspond to the combination of samples used to prepare the mixtures. All mixture samples were amplified in triplicate.

†Deduced profiles had fewer than 6 complete loci.