The operational TESTA (Trans European Services for Telematics between Administrations) is used as the communication network for data exchange among the Member States. In fulfilment of security concerns, the mechanism s/MIME as extension to the SMTP functionality will be used to establish a true end-to-end secure tunnel over the network. In order to exploit this common communication infrastructure of sending requests and receiving replies in a more effective way, an asynchronous mechanism to convey DNA and dactyloscopic data requests in a wrapped SMTP e-mail message is adopted.
In implementing applications for the DNA data exchange within the framework of Decision 2008/615/JHA, a common communication network shall be used, which will be logically closed among the Member States. Tetranucleotide (the rest of the loci are tetranucleotides) micro-variants will be matched according to the following: Pentanucleotide (Penta D, Penta E and CD4) micro-variants will be matched according to the following: When wild card values are provided for allele 1 or 2 then both permutations of the numerical value given for the locus will be searched (e.g. If three alleles are provided for one locus the first allele will be accepted and the remaining two alleles have to be automatically converted for the export to a wild card (*) and searched against all, Numerical values ‘0’, ‘1’ or ‘99’ contained in the profile have to be automatically converted for the export to a wild card (*) and searched against all, ‘o’, ‘f’, ‘r’, ‘na’, ‘nr’ or ‘un’) has to be automatically converted for the export to a wild card (*) and searched against all, Wild-cards and Micro-variants are to be dealt with using the following rules:Īny non-numerical value except amelogenin contained in the profile (e.g. Mixed profiles are not allowed, so that the allele values of each locus will consist of only two numbers, which may be the same in the case of homozygosity at a given locus. Each Member State should implement as soon as practically possible any new ESS of loci adopted by the EU. In order to raise the accuracy of matches, all available alleles shall be stored in the indexed DNA profile database and be used for searching and comparison.
The reference DNA profiles must contain at least six of the seven ESS of loci.
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The DNA-profiles made available by the Member States for searching and comparison as well as the DNA-profiles sent out for searching and comparison must contain at least six full designated( 1) loci and may contain additional loci or blanks depending on their availability. The seven grey loci in the top row are both the present European Standard Set (ESS) and the Interpol Standard Set of Loci (ISSOL).
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