Titlebook: DNA Fingerprinting: State of the Science; S. D. J. Pena,R. Chakraborty,Alec J. Jeffreys Book 1993 Springer Basel AG 1993 databases.evoluti

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Isérables: A Bedouin village in Switzerland?munity, was to see if there was any evidence supporting this popular belief..As a preliminary phase of this project, the allelic frequencies for six VNTR loci analysed for 102 individuals of the village (all descendants of nine original families) are presented. The results are compared with those reported for Swiss and white populations.

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Martin Schoeberl,Morten Borup Petersenatterns. A bovine genomic library was screened at the same stringency with the PCR-amplified . region of PI containing the five times repeated core sequence 5’-ATGTGTGNTGNNGGG-3’ to generate a probe for cattle DNA with higher specificity.

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Andrea Reindl,Hans Meier,Michael Niemetzeparation of pBR322 and ϕX174 DNA restriction digests, quality control of dNTP and oligonucleotide primer PCR components, detection of a PCR amplified region of .-phage DNA and detection of a PCR amplified human hypervariable region of forensic interest. The technique is termed “acidic non-gel capillary electrophoresis”.

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Rapid analysis of PCR components and products by acidic non-gel capillary electrophoresiseparation of pBR322 and ϕX174 DNA restriction digests, quality control of dNTP and oligonucleotide primer PCR components, detection of a PCR amplified region of .-phage DNA and detection of a PCR amplified human hypervariable region of forensic interest. The technique is termed “acidic non-gel capillary electrophoresis”.

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Brief introduction to human DNA fingerprintingA patterns might provide a powerful method for individual identification and paternity testing. At the time, it was thought that the implementation of these applications would be protracted, and that major legal problems would be encountered as DNA evidence proceeded from the research laboratory to

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Notes on the definition and nomenclature of tandemly repetitive DNA sequences is still being done. Its biology and evolution are therefore now becoming fairly well understood. DNA-fingerprint techniques rely very much on this knowledge. However, the large amount of research on these sequences has inevitably led to a large number of different concepts and theories about their