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Single-nucleotide polymorphism among the AB0 gene alleles. Allele A is conventionally regarded wild-type. The number of position corresponds to the nucleotide posi- tion in the gene sequence 

Single-nucleotide polymorphism among the AB0 gene alleles. Allele A is conventionally regarded wild-type. The number of position corresponds to the nucleotide posi- tion in the gene sequence 

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... was isolated using the Wizard kit (Promega, United States). Alleles A , B , 0 1 , 0 1v , and 0 2 of the AB0 gene were determined on the basis of positions in exons 6 and 7 of this gene ( Table 1). The sequences of oligonucleotide probes were selected using the Ensembl nucleotide sequence data- base (www.ensembl.org) ...
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... demonstrate the algorithm of genotyping, let us analyze the hybridization map of the microchip shown in Fig. 1d. For the AB0 gene, the presence of the fluo- rescent signal in the two lower wells in the first row is indicative of deletion 261G in the homozygous state, which rules out all alleles except for 0 1 and 0 1 v (see Table 1). The presence of the signal in both upper and lower wells at positions 297 and 646 is indicative of the heterozygous state and the simultaneous presence of alleles 0 1 and 0 1 v . ...

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