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High resolution melting analysis for gene scanning.
Methods (San Diego, Calif.) - 1 Apr 2010
Erali Maria, Wittwer Carl T
Abstract excerpt
High resolution melting is a new method of genotyping and variant scanning that can be seamlessly appended to PCR amplification. Limitations of genotyping by amplicon melting can be addressed by unlabeled probe or snapback primer analysis, all performed without labeled probes. High resolution melting can also be used to scan for rare sequence variants in large genes with multiple exons and is the focus of this...
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