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Mutation detection and mutation databases.
Clinical chemistry and laboratory medicine - 1 Aug 1998
Cotton R G
Abstract excerpt
Detection of mutations in genes is vital throughout biology, however, this activity is time-consuming, expensive and requires a high degree of skill. This is unsatisfactory in a field which is increasing importance. Around 10-12 methods are commonly used with some predominating. All have their advantages and disadvantages and none is perfect. Sequencing is said to be the gold standard for detecting new mutations...
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