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Mutant DNA quantification by digital PCR can be confounded by heating during DNA fragmentation.
BioTechniques - 1 Apr 2016
Kang Qing, Parkin Brian, Giraldez Maria D, Tewari Muneesh
Abstract excerpt
Digital PCR (dPCR) is gaining popularity as a DNA mutation quantification method for clinical specimens. Fragmentation prior to dPCR is required for non-fragmented genomic DNA samples; however, the effect of fragmentation on DNA analysis has not been well-studied. Here we evaluated three fragmentation methods for their effects on dPCR point mutation assay performance. Wild-type (WT) human genomic DNA was...
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