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Simultaneous multianalyte nucleic acid detection for gastrointestinal bacterial pathogens using GeneSTAR technology.

Clinics in laboratory medicine - 1 Mar 1997

Wu L, Coombs J, Malmstrom S, Glass M

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The use of Gene-based simultaneous target amplification and recognition (GeneSTAR) technologies allows for the rapid detection of five different bacterial gastrointestinal pathogens from stool sample. The process involves DNA isolation, multianalyte polymerase chain reaction (PCR) amplification and single base mismatch detection in a microtiter plate format. The analysis is instrument compatible and can be...

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