Assay for nucleic acid sequences in an unpurified sample
AssigneeMiles Inc.
InventorsNanibhushan Dattagupta, Peter M. M. Rae, Daniel U. Rabin, Edward D. Huguenel
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AssigneeMiles Inc.
InventorsNanibhushan Dattagupta, Peter M. M. Rae, Daniel U. Rabin, Edward D. Huguenel
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A method for detecting (i) one or more microorganisms or (ii) nucleic acid sequences from a prokaryotic source or an eukaroytic source in an unpurified nucleic acid-containing test sample comprising (a) labeling the nucleic acids in the test sample, (b) contacting, under hybridization conditions, the labeled hybridizable nucleic acid and one or more immobilized hybridizable nucleic acid probes comprising (i) one or more known microorganisms or (ii) sequences from eukaroytic or prokaryotic sources, to form hybridized labeled nucleic acids, and (d) assaying for the hybridized nucleic acids by detecting the label. The method can be used to detect genetic disorders, e.g., sickle-cell anemia.
A method for detecting at least one polynucleotide sequence from a microorganism or eucaryotic source in a biological test sample, comprising the steps of:
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