Assay for a new gaucher disease mutation

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ABSTRACT:
A method for detecting a new Gaucher disease mutation in an allele in a human having an insertion mutation of a guanine nucleotide adjacent to nucleotide position 57 in the normal glucocerebrosidase gene exon 2 is provided. Identification of the mutation is accomplished by first amplifying, with a polymerase chain reaction (PCR) primer, a region of human genomic DNA containing nucleotide positions 57 and 58 of glucocerebrosidase gene exon 2 followed by detection of the mutation.

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