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- Ba5bafcfd3a7c71de7adb163d2ed4896b NCIT_P378 "NCI" @default.
- Ba5bafcfd3a7c71de7adb163d2ed4896b type Axiom @default.
- Ba5bafcfd3a7c71de7adb163d2ed4896b annotatedProperty IAO_0000115 @default.
- Ba5bafcfd3a7c71de7adb163d2ed4896b annotatedSource NCIT_C18114 @default.
- Ba5bafcfd3a7c71de7adb163d2ed4896b annotatedTarget "This PCR technique enables researchers to compare the DNA of normal and afflicted tissue to isolate the DNA regions gained or lost in disease carriers. The essence of the technique is to compare two regions of DNA, one with a "target sequence" and one without. The target sequence may be either DNA added to the genome, by a virus or by genetic amplification, or DNA deleted from a normal chromosome, as in many cancers. Pairing DNA fragments from healthy and diseased tissue allows researchers to quickly identify missing or added DNA sequence and thereby pinpoint genetic alterations that may be involved in disease. (from Cold Spring Harbor)" @default.