Index by Author

April 1995; 4 (5)
  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D
  5. E
  6. F
  7. G
  8. H
  9. I
  10. J
  11. K
  12. L
  13. M
  14. N
  15. O
  16. P
  17. Q
  18. R
  19. S
  20. T
  21. U
  22. V
  23. W
  24. X
  25. Y
  26. Z

A

  1. Adzuma, K

  2. Atkinson, R G

B

  1. Berdoz, J

    • Specific amplification by PCR of rearranged genomic variable regions of immunoglobulin genes from mouse hybridoma cells. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 256-264

  2. Bobba, A

    • An efficient method for PCR analysis of mitochondrial DNA from paraffin-embedded archival heart tissue. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 309-310

C

  1. Camaschella, C

    • An efficient method for PCR analysis of mitochondrial DNA from paraffin-embedded archival heart tissue. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 309-310

  2. Chen, L

  3. Chen, Y

    • Template integrity is essential for PCR amplification of 20- to 30-kb sequences from genomic DNA. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 294-298

  4. Cheng, S

    • Template integrity is essential for PCR amplification of 20- to 30-kb sequences from genomic DNA. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 294-298

  5. Cooper, D L

  6. Currie, B

D

  1. Danenberg, K D

    • Rapid quantitative PCR for determination of relative gene expressions in tissue specimens. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 305-308

  2. Danenberg, P V

    • Rapid quantitative PCR for determination of relative gene expressions in tissue specimens. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 305-308

  3. Delwart, E L

    • Genetic subtyping of human immunodeficiency virus using a heteroduplex mobility assay. Genome Res. April 1995 4: S202-S216

E

  1. Edmands, S

    • Multiplex PCR of bcr-abl fusion transcripts in Philadelphia positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 283-287

F

  1. Fulco, A J

G

  1. Gardiner, D

  2. Gardner, R C

  3. Giannattasio, S

    • An efficient method for PCR analysis of mitochondrial DNA from paraffin-embedded archival heart tissue. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 309-310

H

  1. Harper, P S

    • Amplification of the total coding sequence of the NF1 gene from peripheral blood lymphocyte RNA. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 311-313

  2. Hartas, J

  3. Herring, B

    • Genetic subtyping of human immunodeficiency virus using a heteroduplex mobility assay. Genome Res. April 1995 4: S202-S216

  4. Higuchi, R

    • Template integrity is essential for PCR amplification of 20- to 30-kb sequences from genomic DNA. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 294-298

  5. Hill, C

    • Rapid quantitative PCR for determination of relative gene expressions in tissue specimens. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 305-308

  6. Holowachuk, E W

    • Efficient gene synthesis by Klenow assembly/extension-Pfu polymerase amplification (KAPPA) of overlapping oligonucleotides. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 299-302

I

  1. Itakura, M

  2. Iwahana, H

J

  1. Jones, D H

K

  1. Katashima, R

  2. Kemp, D J

  3. Kirk, J

    • Multiplex PCR of bcr-abl fusion transcripts in Philadelphia positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 283-287

  4. Kraehenbuhl, J P

    • Specific amplification by PCR of rearranged genomic variable regions of immunoglobulin genes from mouse hybridoma cells. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 256-264

L

  1. Lanning, R W

  2. Lee, A

    • Multiplex PCR of bcr-abl fusion transcripts in Philadelphia positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 283-287

  3. Leichman, L L

    • Rapid quantitative PCR for determination of relative gene expressions in tissue specimens. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 305-308

  4. Lenz, H J

    • Rapid quantitative PCR for determination of relative gene expressions in tissue specimens. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 305-308

  5. Liang, Q

  6. Lippolis, R

    • An efficient method for PCR analysis of mitochondrial DNA from paraffin-embedded archival heart tissue. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 309-310

M

  1. Marra, E

    • An efficient method for PCR analysis of mitochondrial DNA from paraffin-embedded archival heart tissue. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 309-310

  2. Mathews, J D

  3. Monath, T P

    • Specific amplification by PCR of rearranged genomic variable regions of immunoglobulin genes from mouse hybridoma cells. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 256-264

  4. Monforte, J A

    • Template integrity is essential for PCR amplification of 20- to 30-kb sequences from genomic DNA. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 294-298

  5. Mullins, J I

    • Genetic subtyping of human immunodeficiency virus using a heteroduplex mobility assay. Genome Res. April 1995 4: S202-S216

O

  1. Oto, M

    • DNA hybridization analysis of PCR products by non-gel sieving capillary electrophoresis. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 303-304

P

  1. Priest, D G

    • Rapid quantitative PCR for determination of relative gene expressions in tissue specimens. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 305-308

R

  1. Radich, J

    • Multiplex PCR of bcr-abl fusion transcripts in Philadelphia positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 283-287

  2. Rodrigo, A G

    • Genetic subtyping of human immunodeficiency virus using a heteroduplex mobility assay. Genome Res. April 1995 4: S202-S216

  3. Roux, K H

  4. Ruhoff, M S

    • Efficient gene synthesis by Klenow assembly/extension-Pfu polymerase amplification (KAPPA) of overlapping oligonucleotides. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 299-302

S

  1. Sakallah, S A

  2. Shen, M H

    • Amplification of the total coding sequence of the NF1 gene from peripheral blood lymphocyte RNA. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 311-313

  3. Sriprakash, K S

  4. Suehiro, T

    • DNA hybridization analysis of PCR products by non-gel sieving capillary electrophoresis. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 303-304

T

  1. Takahashi, Y

U

  1. Upadhyaya, M

    • Amplification of the total coding sequence of the NF1 gene from peripheral blood lymphocyte RNA. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 311-313

V

  1. Van Houten, B

    • Template integrity is essential for PCR amplification of 20- to 30-kb sequences from genomic DNA. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 294-298

W

  1. Weising, K

Y

  1. Yoshimoto, K

  2. Yuasa, Y

    • DNA hybridization analysis of PCR products by non-gel sieving capillary electrophoresis. Genome Res. April 1995 4: 303-304

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