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ARTICLES

• • Rapid and sensitive analysis of mRNA polyadenylation states by PCR.

    • F J Sallés
    • S Strickland

    • First Published June 1, 1995

  • Identification of 3'-terminal exons from yeast artificial chromosomes.

    • D B Krizman
    • T A Hofmann
    • U DeSilva
    • E D Green
    • P S Meltzer

    • First Published June 1, 1995

  • Quantitative analysis of specific mRNA transcripts using a competitive PCR assay with electrochemiluminescent detection.

    • J A Heroux
    • A M Szczepanik

    • First Published June 1, 1995

  • Batched analysis of genotypes.

    • C LeDuc
    • P Miller
    • J Lichter
    • P Parry

    • First Published June 1, 1995

  • A one-step coupled amplification and oligonucleotide ligation procedure for multiplex genetic typing.

    • F A Eggerding

    • First Published June 1, 1995

  • Generation of DNA-based markers in specific genome regions by two-primer RAPD reactions.

    • J Hu
    • J van Eysden
    • C F Quiros

    • First Published June 1, 1995

  • Nonradioactive multiplex PCR screening strategy for the simultaneous detection of multiple low-density lipoprotein receptor gene mutations.

    • M J Kotze
    • L Theart
    • M Callis
    • A V Peeters
    • R Thiart

    • First Published June 1, 1995

  • Oligonucleotides with fluorescent dyes at opposite ends provide a quenched probe system useful for detecting PCR product and nucleic acid hybridization.

    • K J Livak
    • S J Flood
    • J Marmaro
    • W Giusti
    • K Deetz

    • First Published June 1, 1995

  • Development of competitive PCR and the QPCR system 5000 as a transcription-based screen.

    • E T Wilkinson
    • S Cheifetz
    • S A De Grandis

    • First Published June 1, 1995

  • A simple "universal" DNA extraction procedure using SDS and proteinase K is compatible with direct PCR amplification.

    • D Goldenberger
    • I Perschil
    • M Ritzler
    • M Altwegg

    • First Published June 1, 1995

  • A method for rapid generation of competitive standard molecules for RT-PCR avoiding the problem of competitor/probe cross-reactions.

    • R Ross
    • R Kleiz
    • A B Reske-Kunz

    • First Published June 1, 1995

  • Single-tube nested PCR with room-temperature-stable reagents.

    • C Wolff
    • D Hörnschemeyer
    • D Wolff
    • K Kleesiek

    • First Published June 1, 1995

  • Rapid method for separation of microsatellite alleles by the PhastSystem.

    • Z Buzás
    • L Varga

    • First Published June 1, 1995