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Figure 5

From: A strategy for detection of known and unknown SNP using a minimum number of oligonucleotides applicable in the clinical settings

Figure 5

Profiling by proportional hybridization of HLA-A exon 2. Four patterns are described: a,a homozygosity (A); b,b homozygosity (B); a,b heterozygosity (C) and b,c heterozygosity (D). Each bar represents the LogRatio for individual oligos sequentially positioned in 3' to 5' direction. Variant oligos are nested between homologous consensus oligos and appear as bright (LogRatio >1) or light red (LogRatio > 0.5 and ≤ 1). LogRatio for any oligo between ≤ 0.5 or ≥ -0.5 are shown in yellow. Consensus oligos in various conditions of mismatch with test DNA are shown as light (LogRatio < -0.5 and ≤ -1) or dark (LogRatio < -1) green. The orange lines delimit LogRatio between 1 and -1. The letter p points to a variant oligo with a double nucleotide variant (CA → GG at 256–257). Another double mismatch-containing oligo is pointed out by q (CA → AC at 99–100). The letter x points to a variant oligo (9-SP-A-02) spanning a region of b,c type heterozygosity (HLA-A*0201 and A*2901 differ A → G from the consensus). The letter y points to a situation where a variant oligo (14-SP-A-03, A29 at 263–280) encompasses also a "unknown" SNP present in the other allele (HLA-A*0201). z shows a variant oligo (10-SP-A-29 at 211–229) whose increased LogRatio is not associated with decreased LogRatio in the homologous consensus oligo. The orange asterisks and the dashed lines show a genomic region in which "unknown" HLA-A*0201 polymorphisms are associated (blue) or not associated (orange) with HLA-A*2901 polymorphic sites.

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