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DNA variations in human and medical genetics: 25 years of my experience.
Journal of human genetics - 1 Jan 2009
Nakamura Yusuke
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DNA variations have contributed enormously to the fields of medical and forensic science, especially through their use in studies on genes responsible or susceptible to various diseases and those on screening of chromosomal abnormalities in tumors. The types of genetic variations used in these studies have changed in the past 25 years and can be classified into five major classes: RFLP (restriction fragment...
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