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Saliva sampling in global clinical studies: the impact of low sampling volume on performance of DNA in downstream genotyping experiments.

BMC medical genomics - 10 Jun 2013

Pulford David J, Mosteller Michael, Briley J David, Johansson Kelley W, Nelsen Anita J

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BACKGROUND: The collection of viable DNA samples is an essential element of any genetics research programme. Biological samples for DNA purification are now routinely collected in many studies with a variety of sampling methods available. Initial observation in this study suggested a reduced genotyping success rate of some saliva derived DNA samples when compared to blood derived DNA samples prompting further...

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PMID: 23759220
DOI: 10.1186/1755-8794-6-20
PMCID: PMC3698156

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