Nucleic acids arrays and methods of use therefor
First Claim
1. A surface for detecting a genetic syndrome of a subject, the surface comprising a plurality of non-contiguous microarrays, wherein each microarray comprises a plurality of cloned genomic nucleic acids immobilized on the surface at discrete and known spots, and each microarray comprises a first set of spots having nucleic acids selected to detect a genetic syndrome and a second set of spots having control nucleic acids for at least part of a chromosome of the subject.
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Abstract
Compilations of nucleic acids, articles of manufacture which are surfaces comprising multiple blocks of arrays comprising such compilations, methods of use of the compilations and arrays for detection of chromosomal disorders, such as a chromosomal aneuploidies, deletions, amplifications, and diagnosis and prognosis of syndromes associated with a contiguous gene abnormality and kits are provided.
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- 1. A surface for detecting a genetic syndrome of a subject, the surface comprising a plurality of non-contiguous microarrays, wherein each microarray comprises a plurality of cloned genomic nucleic acids immobilized on the surface at discrete and known spots, and each microarray comprises a first set of spots having nucleic acids selected to detect a genetic syndrome and a second set of spots having control nucleic acids for at least part of a chromosome of the subject.
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