-
Hypervariable minisatellites have core
units 9–64 bp long and are
found mainly at the
centromeric regions. In humans, 90% of
minisatellites are
found at...
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exactly the same, are
considered minisatellites. However,
while all
VNTRs are
minisatellites, not all
minisatellites are VNTRs.
VNTRs can vary in number...
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initial test that
types many
minisatellites simultaneously. By
focusing on just a few of
these highly variable minisatellites, DNA
profiling made the system...
- by
plant geneticists.
Microsatellites and
their longer cousins, the
minisatellites,
together are
classified as VNTR (variable
number of
tandem repeats)...
- base-pair
change (single
nucleotide polymorphism, SNP), or a long one, like
minisatellites. For many years, gene
mapping was
limited to
identifying organisms by...
-
variable sections of
repetitive DNA, such as
short tandem repeats and
minisatellites, are
compared between people. This
method is
usually an
extremely reliable...
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genetic disorders, such as
fragile X
syndrome and Huntington's disease.
Minisatellites, also
known as
variable number tandem repeats (VNTRs), are specific...
- of long-term
genetic defects,
citing a
doubling of radiation-induced
minisatellite mutations among children born in 1994. However, the risk of thyroid...
- Up to
eight secondary payloads,
usually small experiment packages or
minisatellites,
could be
carried with an ASAP (Ariane
Structure for
Auxiliary Payloads)...
- 408–414. Verbenko,
Dmitry A.; et al. (2005). "Variability of the 3'ApoB
Minisatellite Locus in
Eastern Slavonic Po****tions".
Human Heredity. 60 (1): 10–18...
