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[Molecular genotyping: development and limits].

Abstract

Kits dedicated to molecular genotyping are now commercially available and are routinely used for diagnosis purpose. In the future these kits that use the classical reverse dot-blot approach will be replaced by micro-arrays, DNA chips and Labs on a chip. Some systems and DNA chips designed for medical diagnosis are already available. The present main problem is their very high cost.

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M Delpech. 2003. [Molecular genotyping: development and limits].. https://doi.org/10.1016/s1246-7820(03)00052-1

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