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Hamostaseologie 2010; 30(S 01): S158-S161
DOI: 10.1055/s-0037-1619103
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Long-range PCR screening for large rearrangements in the FVIII gene in patients without detectable mutations in the coding sequence

Umfassendes PCR-Screening von großen Neuordnungen im FVIII-Gen bei Patienten ohne nachweisbare DNA-Sequenzänderung
B. Pezeshkpoor
1   Institute of experimental haematology and transfusion medicine, University of Bonn, Germany
,
N. Nüsgen
1   Institute of experimental haematology and transfusion medicine, University of Bonn, Germany
,
H. Dermer
1   Institute of experimental haematology and transfusion medicine, University of Bonn, Germany
,
N. Vidovic
1   Institute of experimental haematology and transfusion medicine, University of Bonn, Germany
,
B. Niemann
1   Institute of experimental haematology and transfusion medicine, University of Bonn, Germany
,
A. Pavlova
1   Institute of experimental haematology and transfusion medicine, University of Bonn, Germany
,
J. Oldenburg
1   Institute of experimental haematology and transfusion medicine, University of Bonn, Germany
,
O. El-Maarri
1   Institute of experimental haematology and transfusion medicine, University of Bonn, Germany
› Author AffiliationsWe would like to thank the patients and the family members for participating in this study. This project is supported by a DFG grant (EL499/2–1) to E.O. and O.J.
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23 December 2017 (online)

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