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Fig. 2 | Diagnostic Pathology

Fig. 2

From: Detection of KRAS, NRAS and BRAF by mass spectrometry - a sensitive, reliable, fast and cost-effective technique

Fig. 2

Examples of KRAS mutations. a A representative example of a chromatogram. A KRAS mutation (c.183A > C; p.Q61H) in exon 3 as detected by Sanger sequencing is depicted (arrow). Each mutation was observed on the forward and the reverse strand. b An example of a chip-hybridization result from one patient. On top 3 type-specific double signals (arrowhead). On the left, the mutation-specific double signal (c35G > T; p.G12V) (arrow)

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