“Sanger sequencing is a genetic technique to determine the order of nucleotides while PCR generates copies of the DNA fragment, present in the sample. Let’s see some of the significant […]
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“Parameters that influence the Sanger sequencing results are good quality extract, amplicon purification, primer designing and managing leftover ddNPTs. These parameters can improve the Sanger Sequencing results, certainly.” Let’s findout
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“A sequencing read is referred to as nucleotides of a single DNA fragment from a library. Sequencing reads, read lengths, numbers, read alignments and read scores are important terminologies, technically.
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“A computational/graphical representation of nucleic acid separation generated during high throughput electrophoresis is referred to as an electropherogram.” This article mainly focuses on what is an electropherogram of DNA or
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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
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“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
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