“Maternal cell contamination is defined as the presence of maternal cells in a fetal sample such as amniotic fluid or chorionic villi. It creates preanalytical problems during testing.” Prenatal genetic […]
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EMSA stands for Electrophoretic Mobility Shift Assay often known as gel shift assay is a technique to study the nucleic acid and protein interaction. The present technique is used ‘in
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A genomic library is a collection of clones/copies of smaller-sized genomic DNA fragments, used in various downstream applications. Do you know? The human genome size is ~3.2 billion base pairs.
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“Universal nitrogenous bases & codon structure, heritability, mode of transmission, regulation and expression mechanism are several reasons that support the fact that, ‘why is the DNA a blueprint of life!’”
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“PCR amplification is an enzyme-dependent process to copy a DNA sequence, DNA fragment, genomic DNA, plasmid DNA or any nucleic acid.“ In other words, we can say, Producing multiple copies
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“DNA denaturation is a process to break the double-stranded DNA into single-stranded by either physical or chemical agents is known as DNA denaturation.” For the last couple of weeks, we
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