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A microsatellite marker within the duplicated D16S79 locus has a null allele; significance for linkage mapping.

Cytogenetics and cell genetics - 1 Jan 1993

Phillips H A, Thompson A D, Kozman H M, Sutherland G R, Mulley J C

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The dinucleotide repeat 16AC66f3 was characterised from D16S79A within a duplicated section of 16p13.11, which is duplicated on all normal chromosome 16's. This marker has a common null allele caused by polymorphism within one of the primer sites. A redesigned primer overcame this problem; however, this allowed amplification of two dinucleotide repeats, at D16S79A and D16S79B, with an overlapping and...

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PMID: 8334897
DOI: 10.1159/000133570

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