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Use of in silico tools for classification of novel missense mutations identified in dystrophin gene in developing countries.

Gene - 10 Feb 2014

Nouri Narges, Fazel-Najafabadi Esmat, Behnam Mahdieh, Nouri Nayereh, Aryani Omid, Ghasemi Majid, Nasiri Jafar, Sedghi Maryam

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DMD gene which is composed of 79 exons is the largest known gene located on X chromosome (Xp21). Point mutations in the dystrophin gene are responsible for 30-35% of cases with DMD/BMD. Mutation analysis of all the exons of the DMD gene is costly in developing countries, therefore, a few of the exons are selected to be analyzed routinely in clinical laboratories. In this study, direct sequencing was used for...

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PMID: 24274981
DOI: 10.1016/j.gene.2013.11.022

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