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Species-specific PCR detection of malaria parasites by microtiter plate hybridization: clinical study with malaria patients

1 Sept 1995

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A simple and convenient PCR method that amplifies the 18S rRNA genes has been developed for the purpose of detecting and differentiating four species causing malaria in humans. The advantage of the assay is that the biotinylated PCR product is visualized following hybridization with specific probes which are immobilized on plate wells (microtiter plate hybridization). This method has been previously evaluated in...

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PMID: 7494025
DOI: 10.1128/jcm.33.9.2342-2346.1995

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