Searching journal content for articles similar to McClelland and Welsh 4 (1): S66.

Displaying results 1-10 of 18
For checked items
  1. ...amplified polymorphic DNA (RAPD) analysis. In Methods in plant molecular biology and technology (ed. B.R. Glick and J.E. Thompson). CRC Press, Inc., Boca Rotan, Fl, USA; London, U.K. 8.. McClelland, M. , Welsh. J. McClelland, M. and Welsh. J. 1994 . RNA fingerprinting by arbitrarily primed PCR. PCR Methods...
  2. ....-G. Sonntag, and M.V.K. Doeberitz. 1994. Characteriza- tion of contaminating DNA in Taq poly- merase which occurs during amplifica- tion with a primer set for legionella 5S ribosomal RNA. Mol. Cell. Probes 8: 11-14. Received January 9, 1995; accepted in revised form February 15, 1995. 268 PCR Methods...
  3. ..., J., , Chada, K. , Dalai, S.S. , Cheng, R. , Ralph, D. , McClelland. M. Welsh, J., Chada, K. Dalai, S.S. Cheng, R. Ralph, D. and McClelland. M. 1992 . Arbitrarily primed PCR fingerprinting of RNA. Nucleic Acids Res. 20 : 4965 – 4970 . 7.. Bauer, D., , M‡ller, H. , Reich, J. , Ahrenkiel, V. , Warthoe...
  4. ...of small amounts of undefined RNA. Gene 81 : 295 – 306 . 16.. Timblin, C., , Battey, J. , Kuehl. W.M. Timblin, C., Battey, J. and Kuehl. W.M. 1990 . Application for PCR technology to subtractive cDNA cloning: Identification of genes expressed specifically in murine plasmacytoma cells. Nucleic Acids Res. 18...
  5. ...of the spacer regions be- tween the 16S and 23S rRNA genetic loci PCR Methods and Applications 187 tRNA Hy~rvariable Spac~ Regions FIGURE 1 Schematic representation f an rRNA operon showing the approximate priming sites for the PCR amplification ofthe 16S/23S spacer egion. The number of tRNA genes...
  6. ...to a nonredundant list of coordinates that corresponded to 26,756 unique transcription units (defined by transcription start and end sites).Droplet digital PCR validationTo validate the CNVs detected by CNVnator, PrimeTime qPCR assays (Integrated DNA Technologies) were used in duplex reactions to measure the copy...
  7. ...al. 2021b) and have biological significance. Additionally, primes could serve practical purposes, such as PCR primers, highly specific platforms in CRISPR construct designs, genomic barcodes, and sample labeling. Previous studies examined a limited number of s and derived 60,370 15 bp nucleic prime...
  8. ...; Rouquier et al. 1998 ). The seven rat V1Rs form one family, which is divided into three subfamilies. The two human sequences assort into two subfamilies of a second family. To identify any additional V1R-like sequences among the 46 clones that were generated with the degenerate-primed PCR but not sequenced...
  9. ...for complete analysis of the entire ATM genomic coding and splice junction sequences in a single reaction, and most require gel electrophoresis, which complicates scale-up and automation. The RT–PCR methods carry a further risk of missing mutations that result in unstable RNA. Significant evidence exists...
  10. ..., H., Yoshimoto, K. Mizusawa, N. Kudo, E. and Itakura. M. 1994 . Multiple fluorescence-based PCR-SSCP analysis. BioTechniques 16 : 296 – 305 . 19.. Sarkar, G., , Yoon, H-S. , Sommer. S.S. Sarkar, G., Yoon, H-S. and Sommer. S.S. 1992 . Screening for mutations by RNA single-strand conformation...
For checked items

Preprint Server