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SNPing in the human genome.
Current opinion in chemical biology - 1 Feb 2001
Carlson C S, Newman T L, Nickerson D A
Abstract excerpt
More than a million genetic markers in the form of single nucleotide polymorphisms are now available for use in genotype-phenotype studies in humans. The application of new strategies for representational cloning and sequencing from genomes combined with the mining of high-quality sequence variations in clone overlaps of genomic and/or cDNA sequences has played an important role in generating this new resource....
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