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The applicability of different PCR-based methods for fetal RHD and K1 genotyping: a prospective study.

Prenatal diagnosis - 1 Jun 2000

Faas B H, Maaskant-Van Wijk P A, von dem Borne A E, van der Schoot C E, Christiaens G C

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The applicability of different PCR-based assays for fetal RHD and K1 genotyping using DNA isolated from uncultured amniotic fluid cells has been tested prospectively: cord blood serotyping served as a control. For RHD genotyping, DNA was amplified with PCRs specific for RHD exon 7, the 3'-non-coding region and intron 4, using standard conditions. The results of these three separate assays were compared to those...

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PMID: 10861708

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