PubMed · 299458
Paternity testing by using erythrocyte enzyme esterase D.
Abstract
A total of 206 paternity cases were tested for the erythrocyte enzyme esterase D (EsD) along with the 15 genetic marker systems routinely phenotyped. Of 39 observed exclusions of falsely accused males, 5 were exonerated by EsD. Reliability and ease of testing indicates that EsD is a useful exclusion determinant.
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D D Dykes, H F Polesky. 1977. Paternity testing by using erythrocyte enzyme esterase D.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/299458/
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