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Takayuki Ishige1, Sakae Itoga1, Kenji Kawasaki1
1Division of Laboratory Medicine, Chiba University Hospital, 1-8-1 Inohana, Chuo-ward, Chiba-city, Chiba, 266-8677, Japan.
Abstract:
The multiplex PCR melting analysis method was developed for detecting the five UGT1A1 variants. Multiplexing was achieved using color probes and Tm. The probes for *28/*6, *27, *29, and *7 were discriminated by colors. Although the probes for *28 and *6 had the same colors, their variants were clearly discriminated by probe Tm. The allelic frequencies of each genotype were 0.12 for *28, 0.19 for *6, 0.02 for *27, 0.0 for *29, and 0.005 for *7. We developed a multiplex PCR melting analysis method, which will be useful in molecular diagnostics and pharmacogenetic analyses in clinical laboratories.
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