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Uniform deletion junctions of complete azoospermia factor region c deletion in infertile men in Taiwan.

Asian journal of andrology - 1 Mar 2006

Hsu Chao-Chin, Kuo Pao-Lin, Chuang Louise, Lin Ying-Hung, Teng Yen-Ni, Lin Yung-Ming

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AIM: To determine the deletion junctions of infertile men in Taiwan with azoospermia factor region c (AZFc) deletions and to evaluate the genotype/phenotype correlation. METHODS: Genomic DNAs from 460 infertile men were examined. Bacterial artificial chromosome clones were used to verify the accuracy of polymerase chain reaction. Deletion junctions of the AZFc region were determined by analysis of sequence-tagged...

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PMID: 16491273
DOI: 10.1111/j.1745-7262.2006.00109.x

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