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DNA PROBES. NEW TECHNOLOGIES IN THEIR DEVELOPMENT AND APPLICATION

DNA Probes. New Technologies in their Development and Application. September 23, 1985, London, 1985.. Unique Identifier : AIDSLINE ICDB/86624767
Anonymous; No affiliation given

Abstract: Proceedings from a seminar on new technologies in the development and application of DNA probes, held September 23, 1985, in London, are presented under the following headings: use of DNA probes for diagnosis of infectious diseases; diagnosis of infectious disease using DNA probes: advantages, limitations, and potential; enzyme amplification and its relevance as a non-isotopic detection system for use with nucleic acid probes; DNA probes for retroviruses and oncogenes; genetic disease probes; and commercial development of DNA probe technology.
Keywords: Animal *Genetic Vectors Human HTLV-BLV Viruses/GENETICS Methods Neoplasms/GENETICS/MICROBIOLOGY Oncogenes Retroviridae/GENETICS MONOGRAPH

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