Reciprocal subtraction differential display

Chemistry: molecular biology and microbiology – Measuring or testing process involving enzymes or... – Involving nucleic acid

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435 9121, C12Q 168

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ABSTRACT:
This invention provides a method for identifying differentially expressed nucleic acids between two samples, comprising: a) selecting a first and second nucleic acid sample; b) producing libraries for the first and second nucleic acid sample; c) performing reciprocal subtraction between the libraries to produce two subtracted libraries; d) amplifying the two subtracted libraries; and e) comparing the two amplified subtracted libraries to identify differentially expressed nucleic acids. Also, this invention provides the above-described method, wherein the 3' primer used in the PCR amplification is an oligo dT 3' primer. This invention also provides the above-described methods, wherein the comparing of step e comprises using a gel to separate the nucleic acids from both of the libraries. This invention provides the isolated nucleic acid identified by the the above-described methods, wherein the nucleic was not previously known to be differentially expressed between the two samples.

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patent: 5599672 (1997-02-01), Liang et al.

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