Application of natural and amplification created restriction sites for the diagnosis of PKU mutations.
Application of natural and amplification created restriction sites for the diagnosis of PKU mutations.
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自然和扩增的应用为 PKU 突变的诊断创建了限制性位点。
作者:
H. Eiken;E. Odland;H. Boman;L. Skjelkvåle;L. Engebretsen;J. Apold
PCR amplification, either conventional, or as site directed mutagenesis using primers with mismatched 3'-ends, followed by restriction endonuclease digestion, provides rapid, non-isotope assays of known mutations in the human phenylalanine hydroxylase gene. Such assays were shown to have the potential to detect all of the 18 presently reported phenylketonuria mutations. The practical applicability of this approach was demonstrated for eight mutations in Norwegian phenylketonuria patients, among them the most common ones.