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. 2021 Dec 13;14:9697–9705. doi: 10.2147/IJGM.S345345

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(A and B) Representatives of the multiplex amplicons of DNA from various resources. (C) Intensity of amplicons of single Y marker. Red box indicates the acceptable intensities. Blue box indicates the intensity less than acceptable intensities.

Abbreviations: L, 100 bp ladder; F, paternal DNA from father blood; M, maternal DNA from mother blood; PDY3, paternal DNA from father’s buccal cells; PDY8, maternal DNA from mother’s buccal cells; U, cffDNA from maternal urine; S, cffDNA from maternal serum; MP, cffDNA from maternal plasma; C, fetal DNA of fetal cell isolated from cord blood; UKN3 and UKN4, fetal DNA from fetal blood; UKN4 TISSUE, fetal DNA from fetal tissue; M59, fetal DNA of fetal cell isolated from maternal blood; C59, fetal DNA of fetal cell isolated from cord blood; M5+ and C13H, fetal DNA from CD71+ve cells from cord blood.