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Dictionary » M » Microsatellite Microsatellitemicrosatellite (Science: molecular biology) short sequences of di- or trinucleotide repeats of very variable length distributed widely throughout the genome. Using pCR primers to the unique sequences upstream and downstream of a microsatellite their location and polymorphism can be determined and the technique is extensively used in investigating genetic associations with disease. ![]()
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Results from our forumNeed help identifying these bonesI'm afraid that even if police considered it as human bones, they would perform only microsatellite test, not whole genome sequencing, which would you need to identify the species (or at least partial sequencing).
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microsatellite instabilityActually I just came across one answer: "factors such as increased microsatellite instability have been associated with improved survival in patients with right-sided lesions."
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microsatellite instabilityMy question is what is the therapeutic advantage if someone with a colorectal tumor is diagnosed being microsatellite instable. Tx.
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PCR troubleHello, I have a rather odd problem with my PCR... I'm performing microsatellite analysis of molted feathers. The DNA isolation is done with a standard tissue kit and after that the PCR. For the past six months everything was fine and then suddenly after ...
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