Transposon-based genetic marker
CA 2371128 A1 · Owner: Chang, Ruying · Inventors: Bureau, Thomas; Landry, Benoit; O'Donoughue, Louise Stephanie
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The present invention relates to the use of DNA primers homologous to MITE in a method for detecting polymorphisms of a nucleic acid sequence. The method comprises the steps of amplifying nucleic acid sequences using a first primer homologous to a MITE in combination with another primer homologous or not to a MITE, separating fragments of the nucleic acid sequences amplified and , analyzing the fragments obtained in relation to reference fragments obtained from amplification of a nucleic acid sequence with the primer homologous to MITE for determining polymorphism in the nucleic acid sequence. DNA primers homologous to MITE may also be used in genotyping fingerprinting, mapping or , …
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- Filed March 30, 2000. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended March 30, 2020.
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