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1993

Luckey JA, Drossman H, Kostichka T, Smith L.M. 1993. High-speed DNA sequencing by capillary gel electrophoresis. Methods in Enzymology. 218:154-72.

Luckey JA, Smith L.M. 1993. A model for the mobility of single-stranded DNA in capillary gel electrophoresis. Electrophoresis. 14:492-501.

Johnson AF, Struthers MD, Pierson KB, Mangel WF, Smith L.M. 1993. Nonisotopic DNA detection system employing elastase and a fluorogenic rhodamine substrate. Analytical Chemistry. 65:2352-9.

Luckey J.A, Smith L.M. 1993. Optimization of electric field strength for DNA sequencing in capillary gel electrophoresis. Analytical Chemistry. 65:2841-2850.

Luckey JA, Smith L.M. 1993. Optimization of electric field strength for DNA sequencing in capillary gel electrophoresis. Proceedings of SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering. 1891:21-6.

Ji H, Smith L.M. 1993. Rapid purification of double-stranded DNA by triple-helix-mediated affinity capture. Analytical Chemistry. 65:1323-8.

Tong X, Smith L.M. 1993. Solid phase purification in automated DNA sequencing. DNA Sequence. 4:151-62.

1992

Kostichka AJ, Marchbanks ML, Brumley, Jr. RL, Drossman H, Smith L.M. 1992. High speed automated DNA sequencing in ultrathin slab gels. Bio/Technology. 10:78-81.

Parr G.R, Fitzgerald M.C, Smith L.M. 1992. Matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry of synthetic oligodeoxyribonucleotides. Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry. 6:369-372.

Fitzgerald M.C, Skowron P., Vanetten J.L, Smith L.M, Mead D.A. 1992. Rapid shotgun cloning utilizing the two base recognition endonuclease CviJI. Nucleic Acids Research. 20:3753-3762.

Tong X.C, Smith L.M. 1992. Solid-phase method for the purification of DNA sequencing reactions. Analytical Chemistry. 64:2672-2677.

Kolner DE, Mead DA, Smith L.M. 1992. Ultrathin DNA sequencing gels using microtrough vertical electrophoresis plates. BioTechniques. 13:338-9.

1991

Luckey JA, Smith L.M. 1991. Automated methods in DNA sequence analysis. Laboratory Robotics and Automation. 3:175-80.

Mead DA, McClary J.A, Luckey J.A, Kostichka A.J, Witney F.R, Smith L.M. 1991. Bst DNA polymerase permits rapid sequence analysis from nanogram amounts of template. BioTechniques. 11:76-8,80,82-4,86-7.

Smith L.M. 1991. High-speed DNA sequencing by capillary gel electrophoresis. Nature. 349:812-813.

Wolford D.J, Gilliland G.D, Kuech T.F, Smith L.M, Martinsen J., Bradley J.A, Tsang C.F, Venkatasubramanian R., Ghandi S.K, Hjalmarson H.P. 1991. INTRINSIC RECOMBINATION AND INTERFACE CHARACTERIZATION IN SURFACE-FREE GAAS STRUCTURES. Journal of Vacuum Science & Technology B. 9:2369-2376.

Brumley R.L, Smith L.M. 1991. Rapid DNA sequencing by horizontal ultrathin gel electrophoresis. Nucleic Acids Research. 19:4121-4126.

Mead D.A, Pey N.K, Herrnstadt C., Marcil R.A, Smith L.M. 1991. A universal method for the direct cloning of PCR amplified nucleic acid. Bio/Technology. 9:657-663.

1990

D'Cunha J., Berson B.J, Brumley, Jr. R.L, Wagner P.R, Smith L.M. 1990. An automated instrument for the performance of enzymatic DNA sequencing reactions. BioTechniques. 9:80-5,88-90.

Luckey J.A, Drossman H., Kostichka A.J, Mead D.A, Dcunha J., Norris T.B, Smith L.M. 1990. High speed DNA sequencing by capillary electrophoresis. Nucleic Acids Research. 18:4417-4421.

Drossman H., Luckey J.A, Kostichka A.J, Dcunha J., Smith L.M. 1990. High-speed separations of DNA sequencing reactions by capillary electrophoresis. Analytical Chemistry. 62:900-903.

Sanders JZ, MacKellar SL, Otto BJ, Dodd CT, Heiner C, Hood LE, Smith L.M. 1990. Peak height variability and accuracy in automated DNA sequencing. Struct. Methods, Proc. Conversation Discip. Biomol. Stereodyn., 6th. 1:89-102.

1989

Smith L.M. 1989. Automated DNA sequencing and the analysis of the human genome. Genome. 31:929-37.

Smith L.M. 1989. DNA sequence analysis: past, present, and future. American Biotechnology Laboratory. 7:10,12,14,16-18,20-5.

1988

Smith L.M. 1988. Automated synthesis and sequence analysis of biological macromolecules. Analytical Chemistry. 60:381A-382A,384A-390A.

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