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• Sample preparation and PCR amplification from paraffin-embedded tissues.

  • C E Greer,
  • C M Wheeler,
  • and M M Manos

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: S113-S122
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• The use of the PCR to quantitate gene expression.

  • W C Gause and
  • J Adamovicz

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: S123-S135
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• Mutagenic PCR.

  • R C Cadwell and
  • G F Joyce

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: S136-S140
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• PCR mutagenesis and recombination in vivo.

  • D H Jones

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: S141-S148
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• Long-distance PCR.

  • O S Foord and
  • E A Rose

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: S149-S161
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  Rapid RT-PCR amplification from limited cell numbers.

  • S Edmands,
  • J Kirk,
  • A Lee,
  • and J Radich

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: 317-319
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  Specific immunoglobulin cDNA clones produced from hybridoma cell lines and murine spleen fragment cultures by 3SR amplification.

  • C A Stillman,
  • P J Linton,
  • P J Koutz,
  • D J Decker,
  • N R Klinman,
  • and T R Gingeras

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: 320-331
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  Improved quantitative PCR using nested primers.

  • L A Haff

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: 332-337
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  Cloning and analysis of PCR-generated DNA fragments.

  • G L Costa,
  • A Grafsky,
  • and M P Weiner

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: 338-345
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  An internally controlled virion PCR for the measurement of HIV-1 RNA in plasma.

  • V Natarajan,
  • R J Plishka,
  • E W Scott,
  • H C Lane,
  • and N P Salzman

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: 346-350
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  Characterization of human AFLP systems apolipoprotein B, phenylalanine hydroxylase, and D1S80.

  • D Latorra,
  • C M Stern,
  • and M S Schanfield

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: 351-358
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• Optimized conditions for cycle sequencing of PCR products.

  • J H Horton,
  • M D Hagen,
  • and M S Ko

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: 359-360
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• Evaluation of bone marrow transplantation efficiency by competitive PCR on Y sequences.

  • S Patri,
  • L Daheron,
  • A Kitzis,
  • and J C Chomel

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: 361-364
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• Inhibitory effect of salivary fluids on PCR: potency and removal.

  • A S Ochert,
  • A W Boulter,
  • W Birnbaum,
  • N W Johnson,
  • and C G Teo

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: 365-368
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• Quantitative PCR of bacteriophage lambda DNA using a second-generation thermocycler.

  • D M Kuehnelt,
  • E Kukovetz,
  • H P Hofer,
  • and R J Schaur

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: 369-371
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• Rapid preparation of Thermus flavus DNA polymerase.

  • R A Harrell and
  • R P Hart

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: 372-375
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• Selective detection of hepatitis B virus RNA by PCR.

  • R Sallie

  Genome Res. June 1994 3: 376-377
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