Differences between Genotyping vs Sequencing
Genotyping is a process of investigating a variant(s) present in an individual while sequencing is a process of investigating the whole sequence, gene or genome. Genotyping and sequencing are separate …
Genotyping is a process of investigating a variant(s) present in an individual while sequencing is a process of investigating the whole sequence, gene or genome. Genotyping and sequencing are separate …
“Sequence information of DNA linked with associated proteins like histones can be obtained by performing high throughput DNA sequencing, such technique is known as ChIP-Seq.” Highlights: ChIP-seq was developed by …
The Concept of ChIP-Seq (ChIP-Sequencing) Explained Read More »
The dideoxynucleotides are known as the chain terminator nucleotides that abort the nucleotide chain due to lack of 3’ OH group. Within the past 20 to 25 years the DNA …
“DNA fragmentation is a technique of artificial breaking of DNA in order to use it in various downstream genetics and well as genomics applications.” The first DNA fragmentation was reported …
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“The mRNA possesses the sequences to encode protein only thus to construct the DNA library or the cDNA library, the mRNA is reverse transcribed into the cDNA and processed.” The …
Why is mRNA chosen for making DNA Library instead of Genomic DNA? Read More »
“Determining the nucleotide sequence orders of the whole exome set of an organism using a high throughput DNA sequencing method is known as whole-exome sequencing.” Three different biomolecules construct a …