Direct DNA analysis

Direct DNA analysis

The use of mutation analysis, mutation scanning, sequence analysis, or other means of molecular genetic testing to detect a genetic alteration associated with a specific disorder; direct DNA analysis is possible only when the gene (or genes) or genomic region associated with a disorder is known.

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Category: Human genome
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