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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Jun. 03, 2003
Filed:
Sep. 24, 2001
Greg Firth, Hitchin, GB;
Rajesh Muru Odedra, Stevenage, GB;
Abstract
A method of comparing genomic DNA from two individuals who share a phenotype, cutting the DNA into fragments long enough to contain on average one or several polymorphisms; combining the fragments under hybridisation conditions and recovering mismatch—free heterohybrids, wherein adapters resistant to nuclease digestion are ligated to the ends of the genomic fragments. A related method uses pooled genomic DNA from individuals with a common phenotype. Another related method uses restricted nucleic acid fragments likely to contain on average less than one natural polymorphism.
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