Method of Isolating Nucleic Acid Targets

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APP PUB NO 20080254516A1
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10591051

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The invention provides efficient methods of isolating specific nucleic acid targets to obtain information from target nucleic acid sequences in a relatively short time period. DNA or cDNA is enzymatically digested into smaller fragments, double-stranded DNA linkers are added onto the ends of the DNA fragments to flank each fragment with a known DNA sequence. The fragments are mixed with an oligonucleotide probe that is bound to a marker and contains a conserved nucleic acid sequence of interest. The fragments that hybridize to the probe through nucleotide base pair complementation become indirectly connected to the marker. These target fragments are captured using a capture agent that specifically recognizes the marker and treated to prevent non-specific binding. Captured fragments are typically cloned prior to sequencing. The captured fragments may also be amplified using PCR to increase the efficiency of the cloning.

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UNIVERSITY OF DENVER2199 S UNIVERSITY BLVD DENVER CO 80208

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Inventor Name Address # of filed Patents Total Citations
Quinn, Thomas W Westminster, CO 1 8
St, John Judith Littleton, CO 2 1001

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