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Genotyping horse epithelial cells from fecal matter by isolation of polymerase chain reaction products.

Croatian medical journal - 14 Jun 2017

Dimsoski Pero

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AIM: To show that application of the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) method modified for amplification of a low-copy number DNA samples, ie, the isolation of PCR products (IPCRp), would represent improvement in obtaining genotypes from a fecal DNA compared with previously used genotyping methods. METHODS: The DNA from the horse fecal matter was extracted by modified Qiagen DNA Stool Mini Kit protocol. Following...

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PMID: 28613041
DOI: 10.3325/cmj.2017.58.239
PMCID: PMC5470126

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