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Experience with multiplex ARMS (MARMS)-PCR for the detection of common β-thalassemia mutations in India.

Cardiovascular & hematological agents in medicinal chemistry - 1 Mar 2012

Mahadik Chitra Thakur

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Beta (β) Thalassemia is a common globin gene disorder in India. Although about 65 different mutations are known in the multiethnic populations of India, the group of 9 'core mutations', i.e. IVSI,5 (G > C){HBB:c.925G > C}, 619 base pair deletion(bp del){NG_000007.3:g.71609_72227del619}, FS8/9 (G){HBB:c.27_28insG}, IVSI,1 (G > T) {HBB:c.92G > T}, FS41/42 (-CTTT){HBB:c.124_127del-CTTT}, C15 (G > A){HBB:c.47G > A},...

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PMID: 22239493
DOI: 10.2174/187152512799201208

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