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Mini- and micro-satellites in the genome of rodent malaria parasites.
Gene - 1 Sept 1992
van Belkum A, Ramesar J, Trommelen G, Uitterlinden A G
Abstract excerpt
Higher eukaryotes contain within their DNA numerous arrays of repetitive DNA, many of which are known as satellite DNAs and display extensive variability. The presence of these repeats has been demonstrated for various species and they have been used for genetic identification and classification. Here, it is demonstrated that Southern hybridisation of DNA from rodent malaria parasites allows detection of micro-...
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