PCR in Neuroscience

Direct PCR on Clinical Specimens:M. Panaccio, M. French, and A. Lew, Formamide Low-Temperature PCR: Applications for Direct PCR from Clinical Material.B.-Y. Nordveg, H.M.F. Riise, G. Husby, I. Nilsen, and M.R.El-Gewely, Direct Use of Blood in PCR.Application of Reverse Transcription-Mediated PCR:T.K. Chatterjee, G. Sarkar, M.E. Bolander, and R.A. Fisher, Use of PCR for Isolation of Neuropeptide Receptor Genes.N.D. Borson, W.L. Salo, and L.R. Drewes, Lock-Docking Rapid Amplification of cDNA Ends PCR: Strategies and Applications.B.L. Ziegler, C.P. Lamping, S.J. Thoma, C.A. Thomas, and T.M. Fliedner, Single-Cell cDNA-PCR.Gene Synthesis by PCR:A. Darveau, A. Pelletier, and J. Perreault, PCR-Mediated Synthesis of Chimeric Molecules.K. Jayaraman, PCR-Mediated Gene Synthesis.Quantitative PCR:N.W. Soong and N. Arnheim, Quantitative PCR: Analysis of Rare Mitochondrial DNA Mutations in Central Nervous System Tissues.M. Becker-Andro, PCR-Aided Transcript Titration Assay: Competitive PCR for Evaluation of Absolute Levels of Rare mRNA Species.S. Sur, G.J. Gleich, M.E. Bolander, and G. Sarkar, Comparative Evaluation of Quantitative PCR Methods.Application of PCR in Mutation Detection:N. Bardeesy and J. Pelletier, Mutational Detection by Single-Strand Conformational Polymorphism.A. Sanyal and G.S. Getz, Detection of Mutation in Yeast hsp60 Gene by PCR.D. Glavac[breve] and M. Dean, Comparison of the Sensitivity of Single-Strand Conformational Polymorphism and Heteroduplex Methods.T.M. Cheng, V. Ganju, S.R. Ritland, G. Sarkar, and R.B. Jenkins, Analysis of p53 Mutations in Human Gliomas by RNA Single-Strand Conformational Polymorphism.Generation of Probes by PCR:H. Yang and P.W. Melera, PCR and Generation of Antisense RNA Probes for Use in RNase Protection Assays.S. Leonard, In Vitro Transcription of cRNA from PCR-Generated DNA Fragments.PCR in the Context of Cloning and Constructing Libraries:D. Kovalic and B. Weisblum, Direct Cloning of DNA Fragments Generated by PCR.E. Hara, Y. Furuichi, and K. Oda, Subtractive cDNA Cloning Using Oligo(dT)30-Latex and PCR.K.S. Miller and M. Brudnak, Expression Cloning: PCR versus Episomal Vectors for Rescue of Transfected Genes.R.P. Kandpal and S.M. Weissman, Use of PCR for Constructing Jumping Libraries.Site-Directed Mutagenesis by PCR:S. Barik, Site-Directed Mutagenesis by PCR: Substitution, Insertion, Deletion, and Gene Fusion.M.V. Kumar and D.J. Tindall, Use of PCR in Analysis of 5-Flanking Region of Androgen Receptor Gene.Application of PCR in AIDS Research:O. Bagasra and R.J.Pomerantz, Detection of HIV-1 in Brain Tissue of Individuals with AIDS by in Situ Gene Amplification.D.K. Dube, S. Dube, M.P. Sherman, J. Love, N.K. Saksena, W.J. Harrington, Jr., J.F. Ferrer, L. Papsidero, L. Dyster, R. Yanagihara, A.E. Williams, J.B. Glaser, V.M.A. Herve, F. Barre-Sinoussi, B.S. Blumberg, and B.J. Poiesz, Estimation of Genetic Heterogeneity in Primate T-Cell Lymphoma/Leukemia Viruses by PCR.S. Dube, B. Paul, V. Bryz-Gornia, C. Stephens, S. Erensoy, D.K. Dube, and B.J. Poiesz, Use of PCR in Detection of Antisense Transcripts in HTLV-I-Infected Patients and Human T-Cell Lines.Miscellaneous Uses of PCR:A.M. Douglas and B.A. Atchison, Direct Chemiluminescent Sequencing of Double-Stranded PCR Products.A. Christoph and H.-J. Thiesen, Use of PCR to Determine Genomic DNA Target Sites for Zinc Finger Protein Expressed in Mouse Cerebellum.R.A. Robinson and M.J. Heller, DNA Extraction from Archived Specimens by Sonication.Index.