Direct Analysis of Single Nucleotide Variation in Human DNA and RNA Using In Situ Dot Hybridization

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Summary

Using oligonucleotide hybridization, single and multiple nucleotide differences between alleles were detected directly in genomic DNA without electrophoretic separation, possible applications of this methodology include genetic disease diagnosis, population carrier screening, HLA "DNA" typing, and DNA and RNA sequence polymorphism analysis.

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Published
1989-03-01
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Oligonucleotide, Molecular biology, Biology, genomic DNA, DNA

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