A sensitive method for the production of diagnostic fingerprints of the genome segments of field isolates of rotavirus
A sensitive method for the production of diagnostic fingerprints of the genome segments of field isolates of rotavirus
The 3'-terminal labelling procedure for analyzing the genome segment profile of field isolates of rotavirus (Clarke and McCrae, 1981, J. Virol. Methods 2, 203) has been further developed to produce a rapid and sensitive method for generating diagnostic fingerprints from individual species of double-stranded RNA. The fingerprints were obtained by a one-dimensional resolution of overlapping terminally labelled oligonucleotides produced by partial nuclease digestion with a base-specific nuclease. This fingerprinting method should be of great value in characterizing the molecular details of genome segment variation and will facilitate detailed molecular epidemiological studies of this important virus group.
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Clarke, I. N.
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McCrae, M. A.
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December 1981
Clarke, I. N.
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McCrae, M. A.
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Clarke, I. N. and McCrae, M. A.
(1981)
A sensitive method for the production of diagnostic fingerprints of the genome segments of field isolates of rotavirus.
Journal of Virological Methods, 3 (5), .
(PMID:6277973)
Abstract
The 3'-terminal labelling procedure for analyzing the genome segment profile of field isolates of rotavirus (Clarke and McCrae, 1981, J. Virol. Methods 2, 203) has been further developed to produce a rapid and sensitive method for generating diagnostic fingerprints from individual species of double-stranded RNA. The fingerprints were obtained by a one-dimensional resolution of overlapping terminally labelled oligonucleotides produced by partial nuclease digestion with a base-specific nuclease. This fingerprinting method should be of great value in characterizing the molecular details of genome segment variation and will facilitate detailed molecular epidemiological studies of this important virus group.
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Published date: December 1981
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/352616
ISSN: 0166-0934
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