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A simplified amplification procedure for two regions of the glycosyl transferase (ABO blood group) gene.

Journal of forensic sciences - 1 Jan 1996

Herrin G

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The ability to classify the ABO blood group of physiological stains has been an important tool for forensic scientists. A streamlined method for the determination of glycosyl transferase (ABO) genotypes using PCR amplification is described and validated here. Successful amplification and typing is possible with 1-2 ng template DNA. Concordance studies with samples of known types and nonprobative forensic casework...

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PMID: 8934713

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