A multiplex PCR method to determine the sex of fetal rat tissues

This protocol provides an important method to determine genetic sex in tissues before the ability to visually determine sex, allowing for sex to be used as a biological variable in prenatal research using the rat model.

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Molecular Biology Reports
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2025-03-13
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s11033-025-10406-5
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Sex and Gender in Healthcare
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A multiplex PCR method to determine the sex of fetal rat tissues

Miranda Nicole Reed, Caroline M. Camp, Rachel C. West, Paige Drotos et al.
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Sex and Gender in Healthcare
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A multiplex PCR method to determine the sex of fetal rat tissues

Miranda Nicole Reed, Caroline M. Camp, Rachel C. West, Paige Drotos, Adrian Courville
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Abstract

This protocol provides an important method to determine genetic sex in tissues before the ability to visually determine sex, allowing for sex to be used as a biological variable in prenatal research using the rat model.

Molecular Biology ReportsVol. 52(1)
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Sex and Gender in Healthcare
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