Microsatellites

1: Hancock: Microsatellites and other simple sequences; 2: Kashi and Soller: Functional roles of microsatellites and minisatellites; 3: Armour et al: Microsatellites and mutation processes in tandemly repetitive DNA; 4: Eisen: Mechanistic basis for microsatellite instability; 5: Estoup and Cornuet: Microsatellite evolution: inferences from population data; 6: Amos: A comparative approach to the study of microsatellite evolution; 7: Rubinsztein: Trinucleotide expansion mutations cause diseases which do not conform to Mendelian expectations; 8: Feldman: Mutation and migration in models of microsatellite evolution; 9: Donnelly: The coalescent and microsatellite variability; 10: Reich and Goldstein: Estimating the age of mutations using variation of linked markers; 11: Chakraborty and Kimmel: Statistics of microsatellite loci: Estimation of mutation rate and pattern of population expansion; 12: Pemberton et al: Using microsatellites to measure the fitness consequences of inbreeding and outbreeding; 13: Beaumont and Bruford: Microsatellites in conservation genetics; 14: Linares: Microsatellites and the reconstruction of the history of human populations; 15: Balding: Forensic applications of microsatellite markers; 16: Stephens et al: Tracking linkage disequilibrium in advanced population with microsatellite loci; 17: Carrington et al: Microsatellite markers in complex disease: mapping disease - associated regions within the human MHC; 18: Schlotterer and Wiehe: Microsatellites: a neutral marker to infer selective sweeps; 19: Karafet et al: Y chromosome microsatellite haplotypes and the history of Samoyed-speaking populations in N-W Siberia; 20: Shibata: MS analysis of human tumours.