The ReAct Project: Analysis of Data from 23 Different Laboratories to Characterise DNA Recovery Given Two Sets of Activity Level Propositions
Peter Gill,Ane Elida Fonnelop,Tacha Hicks,Stavroulla Xenophontos,Marios Cariolou,Roland van Oorschot, Iris Buckel,Viktorija Sukser, Suncica Papic,Sinisa Merkas, Ana Kostic, Angela Marques Pereira, Christina Teutsch,Christina Forsberg,Cordula Haas,Elizabet Petkovski, Fabian Hass, Jan Masek, Jelena Stosic,Yong Sheng Lee,Christopher Kiu-Choong Syn, Linda Groombridge, Marc Trimborn, Marilena Hadjivassiliou, Michelle Breathnach, Jana Novackova,Walther Parson,Petra Hatzer-Grubwieser, Sanna Pietikainen, Simone Joas,Sascha Willuweit,Stefanie Grethe, Tamara Milicevic, Therese Hasselqvist,Venus Kallupurackal,Vlastimil Stenzl, Staffan Jansson, Ingrun Glocker, Sarah Brunck, Karoline Nyhagen,Anne Berit Dyve Lingelem, Heli Autere,Devon Thornbury, Natalie Pedersen, Stephanie Fox, David Moore, Gemma Escott, Cathrine Bie Petersen, Hans Jakob Larsen, Rebecca Giles,Paul Stafford Allen,Lourdes Prieto, Ester Ramirez, Isabel Martinez de Yuso,Ingo Bastisch FORENSIC SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL-GENETICS（2025）
Key words
ReAct project,DNA direct and indirect transfer,Activity level,Bayesian networks,Reproducibility,Open access databases
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