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  1. ...(a total of 1,167,948 bp) and 92,721 bp of the large virulence plasmid (pO157) of eleven outbreak-associated STEC O157 strains. We discovered 906 SNPs in 523 chromosomal genes and observed a high level of DNA polymorphisms among the pO157 plasmids. Based on a uniform rate of synonymous substitution...
  2. ...) Determination of single-nucleotide polymorphisms by real-time pyrophosphate DNA sequencing. Genome Res. 10 : 1249 – 1258 . ↵ Bossé R. , Illy C. , Elands J. , Chelsky D. ( 2000 ) Miniaturizing screening: How low can we go today? Drug Discov. Today HTS supplement 1 : 42 – 47 . ↵ Cai H. , White P.S. , Torney D...
  3. ...concentrations of pyrophosphate or ATP and is a major cause of “drop-outs” in DNA sequence data. Single nucleotide addition (SNA) methods such as pyrosequencing use limiting amounts of individual natural dNTPs to cause DNA synthesis to pause, which, unlike the Sanger method, can be resumed with the addition...
  4. ...oligonucleotides for localized DNA detection. Science 265 : 2085 – 2088 . ↵ Nilsson M. , Krejci K. , Koch J. , Kwiatkowski M. , Gustavsson P. , Landegren U. ( 1997 ) Padlock probes reveal single-nucleotide differences, parent of origin and in situ distribution of centromeric sequences in human chromosomes 13...
  5. ...) Determination of single nucleotide polymorphisms by real-time pyrophosphate DNA sequencing. Genome Res. 10 : 1249 – 1258 . ↵ Bains W. , Smith G.C. ( 1988 ) A novel method for nucleic acid sequence determination. J. Theoret. Biol. 135 : 303 – 307 . ↵ Benkovic S.J. , Cameron C.E. ( 1995 ) Kinetic analysis...
  6. ...number of each gene was investigated to test whether features in genes present at higher copy numbers were more likely to be polymorphic. Copy number was determined by aligning the entire DNA sequence of genes detected by AtGenome1 with a database containing all the genes (see Methods). The number...
  7. ....” In color space, single nucleotide polymorphisms are identifiable as two adjacent color changes. Sequence errors, however, will introduce a “frame-shift” during translation of the color-space sequence into text (e.g., A, G, C, and T) and, as a result, the inferred DNA sequence will be completely erroneous...
  8. .... 1991 . Analysis of genetic markers in forensic DNA samples using the polymerase chain reaction. Anal. Chem. 63 : 2 -15. ↵ Ronaghi, M., Uhlén, M., and Nyrén, P. 1998 . A sequencing method based on real-time pyrophosphate. Science 281 : 363 -365. ↵ Roses, A.D. 2000 . Pharmacogenetics and the practice...
  9. ...alterations and germline DNA variants are some of the elements subject to selection during tumor evolution. Integrated examination of inherited variation and somatic alterations holds the potential to reveal specific nucleotide alleles that a tumor “prefers” to have amplified. Next-generation sequencing...
  10. ...of multi-kilobase DNA sequences from oligonucleotides . Nat. Protoc. 1 : 2596 – 2603 . ↵ Ronaghi, M. , Uhlen, M. , Nyren, P. ( 1998 ) A sequencing method based on real-time pyrophosphate . Science 281 : 363 – 365 . ↵ Sjoblom, T. , Jones, S. , Wood, L.D. , Parsons, D.W. , Lin, J. , Barber, T.D. , Mandelker...
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