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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 May 16.
Published in final edited form as: Biol Chem. 2010 Oct;391(10):1115–1130. doi: 10.1515/BC.2010.125

Table 4.

Potential haplotype interference for disease primers.

Mutation SNP Frequency % (#) Conflicting haplotype
Panel MD1
m.8356T>C None
m.11778G>A None
m.3271T>C None
m.1555A>G None
m.8344A>G None
m.3460G>A None
m.7445A>G, C 7444 0.47% (12) H*, H6776, H*
Panel MD2
m.14484T>C 14 470 3.12% (79) F1
14 476 0.91% (23) X, H10
m.3243A>G, T None
m.14487T>C 14 502 0.59% (15) M10, N*, X
m.8993T>G, C 8994 2.49% (63) L0, W, Hv
m.10191T>C 10 181 0.83% (21) D4b
m.14459G>A None
Panel LD1
m.11778G>A None
m.3733G>A None
m.10663T>C 10 646 0.55% (14) M10, M8, D, H6776, H*
m.14482C>G, A 14 476 0.91% (23) F1
14 470 0.59% (79) X, H10
m.14495A>G 14 502 0.59% (15)
m.14568C>T 14 569 3.63% (92) Various
14 582 1.03% (26) N9a, H4
m.3460G>A None
Panel LD2
m.14484T>C 14 476 0.91% (23) F1
14 470 3.12% (79) X, H10
m.4917A>G 4907 0.55% (14) L0, L3
m.13708G>A None
m.4216T>C None
m.4171C>A 4164 1.54% (39) M7b
m.14459G>A None

As tested column, primer used was on the reverse strand.