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Accuracy in copy number calling by qPCR and PRT: a matter of DNA.

PLoS One · 2011 · PMC3236783 · PMID 22174923

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In the case of PRELID1 , there was a significant trend (R = 0.3932; p = 0.0196) towards higher copy number assignments for samples with DNA input amounts above the average (13.28 ng; range 2–120 ng) of the sample set ( Figure 3 ), even after removing outliers (>75 ng input DNA).

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