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Enhanced PCR amplification of VNTR locus D1S80 using peptide nucleic acid (PNA) by Demers, Daniel B., Curry, Elizabeth T., Egholm, Michael, Sozer, Amanda C.

“…Use of the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) to amplify variable numbers of tandem repeat (VNTR) loci has become widely used in genetic typing. Unfortunately,…”
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Molecular analysis of the rhd genotype in fetuses at risk for rhd hemolytic disease by Spence, W. Christine, Maddalena, Anne, Demers, Daniel B., Bick, David P.

“…The objective of this study was to evaluate the accuracy of a DNA-based testing methodology in determining the RhD genotypes of fetuses at risk for RhD…”
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Identification of a factor IX point mutation using SSCP analysis and direct sequencing by Demers, D B, Odelberg, S J, Fisher, L M

“…Hemophilia B is an X-linked recessive disorder characterized by reduced or functionally defective factor IX. Severity of the disease depends on the functional…”
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DNA-based prenatal determination of the RhEe genotype by Christine Spence, W., Potter, Phillip, Maddalena, Anne, Deniers, Daniel B., Bick, David P.

“…Maternal antibodies to RhE may cause severe hemolytic disease. Based on recent RhD and RhCE sequence information, we have developed a DNA-based testing…”
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Molecular analysis of paternity by Sozer, A C, Kelly, C M, Demers, D B

“…The unit covers Variable Numbers of Tandem Repeats (VNTR) based paternity analysis as well as the newer methods relying on PCR to analyze sequence-specific…”
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Prenatal Determination of genotypes Kell and Cellano in at-risk pregnancies by SPENCE, W. C, MADDALENA, A, DEMERS, D. B, BICK, D. P

“…To evaluate the accuracy of a DNA-based testing methodology in determining the KEL1 and KEL2 (Kell and Cellano) genotype of fetuses at risk for Kell or Cellano…”
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Molecular analysis of the Rh locus in a person with the Du phenotype by Spence, W C, Maddalena, A, Demers, D B, Bick, D P

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Establishing paternity using minisatellite DNA probes when the putative father is unavailable for testing by Odelberg, S J, Demers, D B, Westin, E H, Hossaini, A A

“…A paternity case involving a putative father who had died a few years earlier in an automobile accident was referred to the laboratory for testing. The child…”
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