Methods for Detection of Point Mutations: Performance and Quality Assessment.
Clinical Chemistry 1997, July, 43, 7
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Publisher Description
A variety of methods for the detection of point mutations as well as small deletions or insertions has been described. For the appropriate choice of any one of these methods, several criteria must be considered: 1) What type of nucleic acid is analyzed (DNA or RNA)?
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