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  1. ...is essentially an enhanced form of allele-specific hybridization ( Stoneking et al. 1991 ), transferred from the traditional radioactive/chemiluminescent and membrane-based platform to a convenient microtiter plate format that uses a simple duplex-DNA intercalating dye for signal production and a dynamic low...
  2. ...reagents. Less than 1% of the multiplex PCR products are sufficient for the reaction because the RNA polymerase amplifies the template up to 2000-fold ( Eberwine et al. 1992 ) and several labeled nucleotide analogs are incorporated per RNA template in the allele-specific extension reaction. Use of DNA...
  3. ...be independent of sequence-specific variation in rates of reverse transcription or polymerase chain amplification. The quantitative determination of levels of tropoelastin mRNA represented in G-allele-specific PCR-derived BstNI re- striction fragments i presented in Figure 3. Size-separated, radiolabeled DNA...
  4. .... DNA methylation assay scheme. ( A ) Bisulfite conversion of DNA. ( B ) For each CpG site, two pairs of probes were designed to interrogate either the top or bottom strand: an allele-specific oligonucleotide (ASO) and locus-specific oligonucleotide (LSO) probe pair for the methylated state of the Cp...
  5. ...the DNA or the protein, further influencing experimental outcomes.Although well-established approaches have been developed to determine DNA binding patterns for a protein of interest, because of a lack of an established, and universally accepted, methodology for identifying direct regulators of a GOI...
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  6. ...amplification (Chr 7: 124,879,000–48,644,500) was observed 779 bp downstream from the HBV integration site, which is consistent with the breakage-fusion-bridge (BFB) INV model.View larger version: In this window In a new window Figure 4. Inferring SV types based on HBV DNA integration patterns. (A) In sample...
  7. ...components of the contig, supported an accurate contig assembly (Fig. 3A,B).View larger version: In this window In a new window Figure 3. A duplication, inversion of target-derived fragments, and integration of exogenous DNA fragments arose in the deletion clone HepG2 Δt15. (A) The browser view shows Xdrop...
  8. ...). Surprised by such a rapid alteration of Pol II and its associated factors by G4 stabilizing ligands, we were curious about the changes in the chromatin states at promoters, including dsDNA melting and chromatin accessibility. Thus, we performed kethoxal-assisted single-stranded DNA sequencing (KAS-seq) (Wu...
  9. .... A wide variety of methods have been developed to identify and characterize genetic variation, including, but not limited to allele-specific PCR, mass spectrometry, microarrays, and DNA sequencing. In general, however, these methods are designed to detect heterozygous and homozygous variation and have...
  10. ...always contains a close match to the consensus motif (Fig. 4; Supplemental Figs. S4, S5). These binding experiments also revealed several properties of PRDM9-DNA interactions. First, competition for PRDM9 binding in vitro is allele-specific. DNAs fromdifferent hotspots activated by the same allele...
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