Abstract
Most cDNA library screening procedures do not distinguish between full-length and incomplete clones and therefore may yield incomplete cDNA fragments. Thus, there is a widespread need for a method allowing the efficient selection of full-length clones. I present a rapid, PCR-based method that allows the simultaneous screening of > 106 cDNAs. The longest cDNA is identified in the first step so that incomplete clones may be eliminated from study at this stage to save time. The method also facilitates the identification and isolation of rare splice variants from a background of a more abundant variant.

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