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[STR polymorphism of the non-coding human growth hormone gene (HUMGHCSA) and its use in personal identification--a preliminary report].

Archiwum medycyny sadowej i kryminologii - 1 Jan 2000

Spólnicka Magdalena, Konarzewska Magdalena, Sołtyszewski Ireneusz, Berent Jarosław

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The HUMGHCSA locus, located within the non-coding region of the human growth hormone gene on chromosome 17, exhibiting polymorphism of the number of repeats of two and four nucleotide motifs (CT and CTTT), but also polymorphism caused by nucleotide substitution, is one of the most polymorphic STR...

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