Molecular diagnostic of glaucomas associated with chromosomes 2 and 6
CA 2217097 A1 · Owner: Raymond, Vincent · Inventors: Anctil, Jean-Louis; Falardeau, Pierre; Cote, Gilles
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The present invention relates to haplotype analyses for the indirect detection of glaucoma. Based on the knowledge of linkage two candidate genes for glaucoma one on chromosome 2 the other on, chromosome 6, appear to be linked to a set of markers. The present invention provides the location of these markers and the primers for their amplification.
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