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Short Communication

Allelic discrimination of genetic human prion diseases by real-time PCR genotyping

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Pages 146-150 | Received 08 May 2009, Accepted 23 Jun 2009, Published online: 01 Jul 2009

Figures & data

Figure 1 PRNP genotypes vs Ct (M129-178/200 wildtype, circles; M129-178/200 mutant, squares; V129-178/200 wildtype, triangles and V129-178/200 mutant, rhombus and negative controls, NC).

Figure 1 PRNP genotypes vs Ct (M129-178/200 wildtype, circles; M129-178/200 mutant, squares; V129-178/200 wildtype, triangles and V129-178/200 mutant, rhombus and negative controls, NC).

Figure 2 Amplification plots (cycle vs ΔRn) in a StepOne Real-Time PCR System of the different PRNP genotypes (M129-178/200 wildtype in red, M129-178/200 mutant in green, V129-178/200 wildtype in blue and V129-178/200 mutant in magenta). ΔRn is an indicator of the magnitude of the signal generated by the PCR reaction.

Figure 2 Amplification plots (cycle vs ΔRn) in a StepOne Real-Time PCR System of the different PRNP genotypes (M129-178/200 wildtype in red, M129-178/200 mutant in green, V129-178/200 wildtype in blue and V129-178/200 mutant in magenta). ΔRn is an indicator of the magnitude of the signal generated by the PCR reaction.

Figure 3 Performance of the allelic discrimination protocol for the M129V-D178N genetic background as a function of the initial DNA amount vs Ct (M129-178 wildtype, circles; M129-178 mutant, squares; V129-178 wildtype, triangles; V129-178 mutant, rhombus).

Figure 3 Performance of the allelic discrimination protocol for the M129V-D178N genetic background as a function of the initial DNA amount vs Ct (M129-178 wildtype, circles; M129-178 mutant, squares; V129-178 wildtype, triangles; V129-178 mutant, rhombus).

Figure 4 Performance of the allelic discrimination protocol for the M129V-E200K genetic background as a function of the initial DNA amount vs Ct (M129-200 wildtype, circles; M129-200 mutant, squares; V129-200 wildtype, triangles; V129-200 mutant, rhombus).

Figure 4 Performance of the allelic discrimination protocol for the M129V-E200K genetic background as a function of the initial DNA amount vs Ct (M129-200 wildtype, circles; M129-200 mutant, squares; V129-200 wildtype, triangles; V129-200 mutant, rhombus).

Table 1 Nucleotide sequence and characteristics of the primers used for PRNP genotyping

Table 2 Reaction mixtures and lengths of the amplification products expected for PRNP genotyping