GENOMIC COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS BETWEEN PAPANICOLAU AND BLOOD SAMPLES FOR 5Q21 REGION MINISATELLITE by Cariaga Martínez, Ariel E., Rosiello, Selva, Zapata, Pedro D.

“…However, one allelic change was observed on DNA from cervix carcinoma. These findings may be related to a late change in the carcinogenesis process. …”
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The Achievement of the Province of Misiones: The Own Forensic Genetics Laboratory by Gutierrez Brower, J., Engelmann, V. B., Dieminger, V., Iturrieta, L. M.

“…The IGeHM is, in addition, the entity in charge of carrying out the DNA analyzes framed in the Law XII- No. 31 of Free DNA, which establishes the free execution of the test for the benefit of people who lack economical means in civil cases. …”
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Interspecific amplification de Astyanax abramis microsatellites using primers for the related astyanax fasciatus by Ojeda, Alejandra P., Hirt, Lourdes M., Zapata, Pedro D.

“…The objective of this work was to cross-amplify the microsatellites regions of in Astyanax abramis with specific primers designed for A. fasciatus. DNA was extracted from the caudal fin peduncle from 13 specimens. …”
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Rapid Diagnosis of Aneuploidies by QF-PCR by Primost, Ivana E.

“…In simple terms, QF-PCR uses fluorescently labeled DNA fragments that bind to specific sequences on the chromosomes of interest. …”
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Bioinformatics in Biomedical Analysis and its impact on Personalized Medicine by Gamarra, Marcelo D., Brizuela, Belén M.

“…Other diagnostic techniques, such as Multiplex Ligation-dependent Probe Amplification (MLPA) and DNA arrays, also excel in detecting genetic changes. …”
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From Sequencing to Variant Analysis: Exploring Sequencing Data Files in Clinical Genomics by Bogado, Rodrigo F. E., Gamarra, Marcelo D.

“…In clinical genomics, the path from DNA sequencing to diagnosis involves a series of essential steps that require interdisciplinary collaboration, encompassing fields such as genetics, biochemistry, and bioinformatics. …”
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Taking Care of the Evidence in the Forensic Genetics Laboratory by Gutierrez Brower, J., Engelmann, V. B., Dieminger, V., Iturrieta, L. M.

“…Contamination, defined as the introduction of DNA into a sample after a responsible officer takes control of the scene, must be reduced to a minimum at the scene, during sample collection, subsequently in the laboratory and with the consumables used. …”
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Optimization of the SSCP-HD technique for the detection of polymorphisms on exon 3 of the ADIPOQ gene by González Giménez, María del C., Tiscornia, María M., Hahn, Romina, Zapata, Pedro D., Bonneau, Graciela A.

“…The objective of the present work was to standardize an amplification reaction, PCR, followed by detection by SSCPHD (strand conformation polymorphism-heteroduplex simple) for the analysis of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) present in exon 3 of the gene ADIPOQ. DNA extractions were performed by the modified salting-out method, the primers were analyzed using bioinformatics programs, and the fragments were analyzed by the technique of Polymorphism, Single-Stranded-Heteroduplex (SSCP-HD). …”
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What makes a techno-scientific development fashionable and another one out of date? A comparative study of two BioSidus projects by Seijo, Gustavo L., Fressoli, Marinao, Blugerman, Leopoldo

“…On the other hand, the second project under analysis is the Gene Therapy whereby an injected plasmid (a small DNA molecule) contributed to the re-construction of the internal walls of the blood vessels of a patient (ischemia). …”
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Oncogenetics: Interdisciplinary Approach of a Clinical Case by Espíndola, Rossana E., Brizuela Sánchez, María B., Mazal Cemborain, Nicolás

“…The involved genes were: the breast cancer gene BRCA2 located on chromosome13q13.1 which encodes a protein that acts in DNA repairing; and the checkpoint kinase 2 gene CHEK2 located on chromosome 22q12.1 which encodes a protein that control the cell cycle driving apoptosis. …”
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