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High resolution melting applications for clinical laboratory medicine.
Experimental and molecular pathology - 1 Aug 2008
Erali Maria, Voelkerding Karl V, Wittwer Carl T
Abstract excerpt
Separation of the two strands of DNA with heat (melting) is a fundamental property of DNA that is conveniently monitored with fluorescence. Conventional melting is performed after PCR on any real-time instrument to monitor product purity (dsDNA dyes) and sequence (hybridization probes). Recent advances include high resolution instruments and saturating DNA dyes that distinguish many different species. For...
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