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Development of a multiplex single base extension assay for mitochondrial DNA haplogroup typing.

Croatian medical journal - 1 Aug 2007

Nelson Tahnee M, Just Rebecca S, Loreille Odile, Schanfield Moses S, Podini Daniele

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AIM: To provide a screening tool to reduce time and sample consumption when attempting mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) haplogroup typing. METHODS: A single base primer extension assay was developed to enable typing, in a single reaction, of twelve mtDNA haplogroup specific polymorphisms. For validation purposes a total of 147 samples were tested including 73 samples successfully haplogroup typed using mtDNA control...

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PMID: 17696300
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