Interpol
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The international policing agency, Interpol, conducts surveys of its member countries' use of DNA. Interpol also manages DNA data exchange between countries. By the end of 2012, Interpol's DNA Gateway contained more than 136,000 DNA profiles contributed by 67 member countries. However, use of Interpol's DNA Gateway is relatively limited and regional and bilateral agreements on automated DNA profile matching have been expanding rapidly: see International resources.
Resources
- External links
- Interpol: Forensics
- INTERPOL Global DNA Profiling Survey Results 2019
- INTERPOL Best Practice Principles: Recommendations for the Establishment of a National DNA Database. 1st January 2015)
- [https://www.interpol.int/en/content/download/4877/file/ENGLISH%20MPUHR%20DNA%20RECOMMENDATION%20INTERPOL.pdf INTERPOL Best Practice Principles:
Recommendations on the Use of DNA for the Identification of Missing Persons and Unidentified Human Remains. 4th November 2015]
- Mestman R (2012) Interpol DNA Hit Catches International Serial Rapist - Only the Second Interpol DNA Hit with the United States
- Interpol: Interpol Handbook on DNA data exchange and practice (2009)
- Interpol: International DNA exchange (ppt) (September 2009)
- Interpol: Global DNA profiling survey: Results and analysis (2008)
- Interpol: Global DNA database inquiry: Results and analysis (2002)
