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"Getting into the mouths" of preschoolers: a method for obtaining buccal samples for later genotyping
Kimberly Andrews Espy1, Arlena F Hamby
1Department of Psychiatry, Southern Illinois University School of Medicine, Carbondale 62901-6517, USA. kespy@siumed.edu
Developmental Neuropsychology
|July 26, 2002
Abstract:
A new procedure is described by which to obtain buccal samples from preschool children for research investigations that include genotyping.
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