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Simultaneous genotyping of the three lactose tolerance-linked polymorphisms LCT -13907C>G, LCT -13910C>T and LCT -13915T>G with Pyrosequencing technology.

Clinical chemistry and laboratory medicine - 1 Jan 2008

Nilsson Torbjörn K, Olsson Lovisa A

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BACKGROUND: We required a new genotyping method for the diagnosis of adult hypolactasia, which would allow the simultaneous genotyping of three known polymorphic loci linked to lactose tolerance (LCT -13907C>G, LCT -13910C>T and LCT -13915T>G) in a single PCR/pyrosequencing test run. METHOD: We utilized Pyrosequencing technology, a DNA-sequence-by-synthesis technique. RESULTS: The developed Pyrosequencing method...

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PMID: 18034639
DOI: 10.1515/CCLM.2008.015

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