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Seven cDNA fragments containing polymorphic (AAT)n trinucleotide repeats were isolated from a human brain cDNA library and mapped by linkage to specific loci. These repeats may serve as gene markers or as candidates for diseases caused by expansion mutation.
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Margolis, R.L., Breschel, T.S., Li, SH. et al. Polymorphic (AAT)n trinucleotide repeats derived from a human brain cDNA library. Hum Genet 96, 495–496 (1995). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00191817
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