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Genomic DNA extraction from whole blood stored from 15- to 30-years at -20 °C by rapid phenol-chloroform protocol: a useful tool for genetic epidemiology studies.

Molecular and cellular probes - 1 Feb 2011

Di Pietro Fabio, Ortenzi Francesco, Tilio Martina, Concetti Fabio, Napolioni Valerio

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Long-term stored (LTS) whole blood collection can be an important source of DNA without collection costs, but there is a lack of information on methods useful to extract genomic DNA from such type of biological material. Here we report a simple and fast revisited phenol/chloroform extraction meth...

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PMID: 21029772
DOI: 10.1016/j.mcp.2010.10.003

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