Le cluster samples - pcr

Terms

4	samples
2	pcr
5	typing
3	adna
4	type
2	site
2	sequence
2	short

Associations

Freq.	Weight	Association
2	2	pcr - samples
1	1	samples - typing
2	2	adna - typing
1	1	type - typing
1	1	site - typing
1	1	sequence - typing
1	1	samples - short
1	1	samples - sequence
1	1	pcr - typing
1	1	pcr - short
1	1	pcr - sequence

Documents par ordre de pertinence

000108 (2004)	C M Pusch [Allemagne] ; M. Broghammer ; G J Nicholson ; A G Nerlich ; A. Zink ; I. Kennerknecht ; L. Bachmann ; N. Blin	PCR-induced sequence alterations hamper the typing of prehistoric bone samples for diagnostic achondroplasia mutations.
000110 (2004)	Felix Schilz [Allemagne] ; Susanne Hummel ; Bernd Herrmann	Design of a multiplex PCR for genotyping 16 short tandem repeats in degraded DNA samples.
000155 (2000)	S. Hummel [Allemagne] ; B. Bramanti ; T. Schultes ; M. Kahle ; S. Haffner ; B. Herrmann	Megaplex DNA typing can provide a strong indication of the authenticity of ancient DNA amplifications by clearly recognizing any possible type of modern contamination.
000161 (2000)	T. Schultes [Allemagne] ; S. Hummel ; B. Herrmann	Ancient DNA-typing approaches for the determination of kinship in a disturbed collective burial site.
000170 (1997)	W M Schmerer [Allemagne] ; S. Hummel ; B. Herrmann	[Reproducibility of aDNA typing].
000176 (1997)	T. Schultes [Allemagne] ; S. Hummel ; B. Herrmann	[Classification of isolated skeletal elements using aDNA typing].
000063 (2009)	C. Meller [Allemagne] ; I. Urzua [Chili] ; G. Moncada [Chili] ; C. Von Ohle [Allemagne]	Prevalence of oral pathologic findings in an ancient pre‐Columbian archeologic site in the Atacama Desert
000099 (2005)	Ariane Kemkes-Grottenthaler [Allemagne]	The short die young: The interrelationship between stature and longevity—evidence from skeletal remains
000100 (2005)	Albert R. Zink [Allemagne] ; Waltraud Grabner [Allemagne] ; Andreas G. Nerlich [Allemagne]	Molecular identification of human tuberculosis in recent and historic bone tissue samples: The role of molecular techniques for the study of historic tuberculosis
000107 (2004)	J. Weber [Allemagne] ; U. Vieweg ; K D Dollhopf ; A. Spring	Type III odontoid fracture with pseudarthrosis in a skeleton from the early Middle Ages.
000121 (2003)	A. Czarnetzki [Allemagne] ; T. Jakob ; C M Pusch	Palaeopathological and variant conditions of the Homo heidelbergensis type specimen (Mauer, Germany).
000135 (2002)	Carsten M. Pusch [Allemagne] ; Tuncay Kayademir ; Kurt Prangenberg ; Nicholas J. Conard ; Alfred Czarnetzki ; Nikolaus Blin	Documenting ancient DNA quality via alpha satellite amplification and assessment of clone sequence diversity.
000163 (2000)	Christian J. Haas [Allemagne] ; Albert Zink [Allemagne] ; Erika Mol Ar [Hongrie] ; Ulrike Szeimies [Allemagne] ; Udo Reischl [Allemagne] ; Ant Onia Marcsik [Hongrie] ; Yann Ardagna [France] ; Olivier Dutour [France] ; G Orgy Pálfi [Hongrie, France] ; Andreas G. Nerlich [Allemagne]	Molecular evidence for different stages of tuberculosis in ancient bone samples from Hungary
000168 (1998)	Michael Scholz [Allemagne] ; Ian Giddings [Allemagne] ; Carsten M. Pusch [Allemagne]	A Polymerase Chain Reaction Inhibitor of Ancient Hard and Soft Tissue DNA Extracts Is Determined as Human Collagen Type I
000174 (1997)	S. Hummel [Allemagne] ; B. Herrmann	[Determination of kinship by aDNA analysis].

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