Молекулярно-генетический анализ моногенных форм атеросклероза и рака молочной железы у жителей Санкт-Петербурга
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Автором создана коллекция ДНК больных СГ и семейными формами рака молочной железы, лично проведены все опыты по клонированию мутантных аллелей в плазмидных векторах, выполнено большинство опытов по первичной идентификации мутаций и секвенированию ДНК, осуществлен анализ наследования мутаций в семьях пробандов. Часть работы проделана совместно с Ф. М. Захаровой, Ю. А. Татищевой, Н. А. Грудининой и… Читать ещё >
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